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It's always some nonsense like: "He used his left foot to enter the room. A good candidate will use his right as they will put their best foot forward."
by willcipriano 3y ago
It's always some nonsense like:
"He used his left foot to enter the room. A good candidate will use his right as they will put their best foot forward."
- devsegal 3y agothanks for the chuckle
- panxyh 3y agoThe salt thing isn’t in the same league of nonsense as the foot thing. It does tell something about the person.
- ResearchCode 3y agoTells you something about their salt tolerance. It makes all the difference in plumbing together CRUD applications effectively.
- Ekaros 3y agoMy salt tolerance is so screwed that maybe I deserve to get failed in interviews for that... Still, seems quite unreasonable.
- ProjectArcturis 3y agoWhat does it tell you?
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- bee_rider 3y agoI believe the intention is that it tells you they’ll make a modification without checking if it is necessary first. Some kind of impulsiveness. Although, it seems pretty silly to me.
- pfannkuchen 3y agoI think it is more like doing things from habit vs from first principles. Maybe they just learn how to do things once and then repeat them blindly. Not sure it’s a good test but I think that is the intent.
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- voytec 3y agoThe salt thing can tell you that a person may be well-hydrated due to high sodium intake. Dumb test for "didn't tried it first".
- Frost1x 3y agoPlot twist: they're left handed/footed and your biased assumptions failed you.
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- loloquwowndueo 3y agoI’m left handed/footed. :)