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Honestly, you lost it with your first email asking for more direction, and every email after that just made it worse. This was part of the assignment: > This
by al_borland 2y ago
Honestly, you lost it with your first email asking for more direction, and every email after that just made it worse.
This was part of the assignment:
> This project tests your ability not only to code, but to deal with ambiguity and open-endedness, which is essential in R&D projects like Kagi Labs.
It was vague on purpose, they wanted to see how your decision making process goes with what you fill in the blanks with, without needing hand holding. You seemed to ignore this critical piece and went further and further against it with each message.
- hombre_fatal 2y agoI had to scroll way too far to see this. I cringed hard at the “proposal” he sent them (whyyy) + confusing the hiring manager as some sort of counselor + “will I get the job if I build this?” Huge misread on OP’s part long before he wrote a line of code.