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this seems completely reasonable compared to endless whiteboarding?

• bick_nyers 2y ago
  Depends on the pay. If more companies start doing this, then you can imagine having to slog through 10-20 of these as an applicant will increase the time to find a job significantly. Most people don't get hired off of their first successful round of interviews. If the company pays as much as the job salary itself then I am fine with this.
• nox101 2y ago
  I'd expect lots of employed people with families not to have 15 spare hours X the number of companies they are interviewing with
• arp242 2y ago
  Adding up all the overhead and stuff that comes before and after, we're talking about an interview process that's 3 full work days. That seems a lot, even when you're paying people. People will either have to take days off their job or sacrifice weekends.
  • rsyring 2y ago
    It is a time commitment. We did have four separate exercises and they could be taken individually. So someone could do them a few evenings in a row or all in one day. Whatever worked best for them.