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Probably because you have, at best, a few hours in an interview to determine whether or not someone can solve the hard problems. Many hard problems take more th
by rizzom5000 14y ago
Probably because you have, at best, a few hours in an interview to determine whether or not someone can solve the hard problems. Many hard problems take more than a few hours to solve, so the interview process serves as a gauge of how likely a candidate can do this on the job; of course after other vetting methods were applied.