I totally agree, but only in the FizzBuzz case. It's the perfect, super-simple puzzle that can be solved quickly, but let's you see how a programmer might appr

I totally agree, but only in the FizzBuzz case. It's the perfect, super-simple puzzle that can be solved quickly, but let's you see how a programmer might approach a problem, how they like to code, and their go-to language, etc. It's not like you are trying to stump the programmer. Any programmer with a lick of skill should be able to knock out the FizzBuzz problem in their language of choice. It's actually kind-of fun the first time you do it. Personally, I'd watch the programmer's face. If they smiled after realizing the problem is not as clear-cut as it seems, they probably enjoy programming.