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Why would you read that? I just mean that if you put 2 experienced people talking about a topic they both know, it should be pretty easy for both (or at least
by xandrius 2y ago
Why would you read that?
I just mean that if you put 2 experienced people talking about a topic they both know, it should be pretty easy for both (or at least the interviewer) to get a rough understanding of the level of the interviewee.
- lmm 2y ago> I just mean that if you put 2 experienced people talking about a topic they both know, it should be pretty easy for both (or at least the interviewer) to get a rough understanding of the level of the interviewee. Well, in my experience it's not, at least not in a "hostile" context. Most technical people are used to assuming good faith in technical conversations, and there are some very smooth bullshitters around; it's easy to construct a verbal facade that only falls apart once you ask someone to actually code.
- MichaelZuo 2y agoAnyone who can't see through the 'verbal facade' is not that good. They may be very smart, but not at a bonafide genius level.
- baobabKoodaa 2y agoIt's not. You will find plenty of examples in this very thread.