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>Well, technically it's not proper Braille, but i would have taken that as a correct answer. I just wanted to highlight that even though the candidate/me was a
by sidmitra 14y ago
>Well, technically it's not proper Braille, but i would have taken that as a correct answer.
I just wanted to highlight that even though the candidate/me was aware of the basic concept. The answer just wasn't the exact thing the interviewer was looking for, hence it was wrong according to him.
- afterburner 14y agoI can't tell what your interviewer knew or intended, but the point of the question it seems to me is the "one non-Braille bump on the '5'" solution is actually better and simpler than using actual Braille. So answering Braille actually does seem wrong to me, and insisting it's not wrong seems like missing the point. You had generalized Braille to mean any bumps, so maybe your interviewer knew what Braille was, and that this was not Braille, and thought the point of the question was specifically that it was not Braille.