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In more recent interviews, companies I've worked at have had the candidate sit at a laptop and essentially pair program with the interviewer. This avoids avoid
by theorique 14y ago
In more recent interviews, companies I've worked at have had the candidate sit at a laptop and essentially pair program with the interviewer.
This avoids avoid that artificial write code as fast as you can with a whiteboard marker situation. Granted, it's not their regular dev setup and it's probably an unfamiliar keyboard and trackpad, but it seems to be better than the alternative.
- what_ever 14y agoI interviewed with one of the company where the first two screening round consisted of pair programming (in person, on university campus) on my own laptop. I think that was the best way to conduct interviews. Much better than the phone screens.