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I don't think this approach would scale, due to the time investment required. It also suffers from making it hard to compare one candidate to another in a fair
by robocop 14y ago
I don't think this approach would scale, due to the time investment required. It also suffers from making it hard to compare one candidate to another in a fair way, unless you have everyone fix the same bugs. Having a bunch of canned bugs to be fixed doesn't seem much better than asking a CS puzzle.
- Evbn 14y agoI Lways ask people to slave a simplified version of an actual problem I have worked on recently. Some times I even learn some thing. Comparing candidates is irrelevant. You just want N hires that can contribute in your environment.
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