> Similarly, no brainteasers, but something worse: they made me write syntactically correct code on a whiteboard Interestingly, I believe Google are slowly mov

> Similarly, no brainteasers, but something worse: they made me write syntactically correct code on a whiteboard Interestingly, I believe Google are slowly moving over all their coding interviews from whiteboards to Chromebooks - this is what I was told by my Google recruiter when I last interviewed with them, anyway. The whiteboard can be a bit polarising...I love whiteboarding code, but I suspect many people detest it with a passion (I used to teach CS, so it's something I picked up on the job). I do think it is rather unfair to have candidates whiteboard and demand syntactically correct code, especially when under pressure. There's room for flexibility.