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I would LOVE someone to roast my code in real-time!

• seanhunter 2y ago
  Yeah - It's always a really interesting conversation. "Why did you do x rather than y?" etc. As an interviewer you have to be much more on your game to make sure you get the signal you need, but you're just talking one engineer to another and getting a sense for what they are like, how they deal with annoying/hard aspects of problems, what they find interesting to do etc. It's much better for those things than a standard programming interview.