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Also, if "audition projects" were to become the norm then you'd see rampant cheating. Simply farm out the project to a competent freelancer and then pass it off
by InclinedPlane 13y ago
Also, if "audition projects" were to become the norm then you'd see rampant cheating. Simply farm out the project to a competent freelancer and then pass it off as your own. The freelancer may not even know they're working on an audition project. And they may not even end up being paid more than the candidate since they could likely finish the project in much less time (and thus work at a much higher effective hourly rate).
And how do you filter the candidates who you give audition projects to in the first place? That's very difficult without a technical interview.
- kabdib 13y agoDetecting a cheat should be easy -- just ask them to walk through the project and explain it. You should be able to expose a cheater with a couple of deep questions.
- crucifiction 13y agoBut then wouldn't that be a "technical interview" and therefore bad?