If you don't consider the quality of the problem, this argument makes sense. It appears that many interview problems are very poorly thought out, as they are v

If you don't consider the quality of the problem, this argument makes sense. It appears that many interview problems are very poorly thought out, as they are vaguely specified, give contrary examples, or just don't require much coding. This article doesn't give examples of the problems used, so there's a giant hole in its credibility.