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I suppose but until this industry adopts something like an engineering license like PE I don't think it's out of the question to ask people to code. It's the hi
by azemetre 2y ago
I suppose but until this industry adopts something like an engineering license like PE I don't think it's out of the question to ask people to code. It's the highest signal you can get from a candidate. It doesn't matter what their credentials are or what their experience is, if they're able to code you have some sort of baseline to go off of.
Please note I'm not saying ask leetcode questions, I can't even solve LC. I've failed many interviews at Facebook and Amazon because of LC; but other jobs I've accepted all asked some basic coding questions.
- lapcat 2y agoProfessional licenses are local government requirements. If you want the government to start regulating all programming, then the shit's really going to hit the fan. ;-)
- azemetre 2y agoI mean regulation isn't a bad thing, so I don't understand your comment. If anything big tech needs to not only be regulated more, they should be broken up.
- lapcat 2y ago> If anything big tech needs to not only be regulated more, they should be broken up. You're thinking of the wrong thing. We're not talking about breaking up big tech, we're talking about every little hair stylist needing a cosmetology license.
- bdd8f1df777b 2y agoProfessional licenses and breaking up monopoly are totally unrelated regulations.
- tombert 2y ago[dead]