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I'm pretty confident I would've been able to come up to the solution in better circumstances, maybe even without hints. But it was clear in this case that the
by ismailmaj 3mo ago
I'm pretty confident I would've been able to come up to the solution in better circumstances, maybe even without hints.
But it was clear in this case that the interviewer just took a question from the company's bank of questions and was alt-tabbed for half the interview, I have felt the energy early and I was also half-checked out.
I'm aware I'm saying this post factum, but I had a very fun first interview with that company and matched well with the first interviewer so my expectations were high, and then I got hit by the big tech style interview when it was an early stage startup.
- dekhn 3mo agoGood point. I've ended interviews (as a candidate) when I believed the interviewer was being lazy (for example, administering a leetcode question and not even changing any of the details like input or output data). I ended up writing my own questions that aren't in leetcode because I interview candidates now. And I give 100% attention to the candidate.