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Because the interviewers themselves typically have wide latitude to select the actual question, no, I don't think such a thing can be claimed. But I'd say the
by emodendroket 2y ago
Because the interviewers themselves typically have wide latitude to select the actual question, no, I don't think such a thing can be claimed. But I'd say the majority of questions asked are reasonable ones that can plausibly be solved in the timeframe and the majority of interviewers I've observed from that side of the table have not expected perfection or wanted their candidates to fail.
- angoragoats 2y agoI don't think I (nor most others commenting here) were claiming that the questions couldn't be solved in the timeframe, that interviewers expected perfection, or that they wanted candidates to fail. So I'm not really sure why you brought that up.