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>The whole point of the interview is to get hints about the candidate. Which it didn't accomplish at all, because the interviewers refused to do the single mos
by constantcrying 2y ago
>The whole point of the interview is to get hints about the candidate.
Which it didn't accomplish at all, because the interviewers refused to do the single most important thing. Actually talking with their candidate about these things. Instead they are relying on psychoanalysis to divine some secret meaning in his actions.
I am not arguing that your interview shouldn't try to figure out the personality or professional approach of a person, but that this particular interview made it near impossible to do so. Simply because they refused to talk about the things they wanted to know.
- wakawaka28 2y agoYou make it sound so much more mysterious than it is. The candidate rejected polite social cues to not go down the path he did. He came up with an oddball, brittle, and undebuggable solution. They said what they wanted for this fairly simple problem. It's not a guess at some secret, it's a simple observation that the candidate is not right for the job.