Oh, but it is. I once had a debugging interview on Linux. In my head. No terminals. Interviewer would propose a hint about the problem, but he was tipping t

Oh, but it is. I once had a debugging interview on Linux. In my head. No terminals. Interviewer would propose a hint about the problem, but he was tipping the answers. I could see where he wanted to go every time. So I applied a concept from Bridge: WHen you are given unintended information from your partner, you must take any logical action except for what is indicated. So I'd spit out ALL things that came to mind, then finally the answer. (Like 4 or 5 thing PER STEP.) And I wan CONSISTENT. The more he tipped, I just kept doing it. At the end of the interview, I asked my questions, and asked if they played bridge. They said no. I explained the concept of Active Ethics, and that throughout the interview I was using active ethics. ;) Got the job. That guy was one of my best friends in the joint. At times... Simple questions involve complex answers. :)