One of the most effective coding interviews I ever had involved giving bringing in my own laptop and mirroring it on an external monitor. I was asked typical "w

One of the most effective coding interviews I ever had involved giving bringing in my own laptop and mirroring it on an external monitor. I was asked typical "whiteboard" questions, but I was able to program in the style I've grown accustomed. This accomplished both the typical negative-filter (fizzbuzz) as well as enabling me to build something higher level and more complex than typically posssible during a 1hr interview.