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It's typical for companies to ask for coding samples or even have you write some simple programs to cover some concepts they are interested in (i.e. a take home
by dwr8 15y ago
It's typical for companies to ask for coding samples or even have you write some simple programs to cover some concepts they are interested in (i.e. a take home test).
They could have been more courteous in case they weren't interested in proceeding with you.
However, I wouldn't worry about them using your stuff. If they aren't able to solve the problem you solved on their own, they have other problems to worry about.
Might be a good learning experience for you, better weigh the ROI of doing what a recruiter is asking you to do.
- loeschg 15y agoYeah, I mean that's along the lines of what I was thinking. If the company can't create what I created in a week, they've got other issues (not to say my skills are something everyone has... we're on the same page). Ultimately my reason for continuing with the process was learning... they can't steal that from me! :)