This guy is just lashing out because he can't find a job - personally I don't believe him about his interview code being released at the end of the day - that s

This guy is just lashing out because he can't find a job - personally I don't believe him about his interview code being released at the end of the day - that sounds much like the interviewer was trying to create a little pressure to assess how he performs under those conditions. working during an interview isn't "for free" - both the interviewers and the interviewee are both taking a considerable cost in time which is a contract entered into by both parties for the best interest of both. The company spends a day also. I see this from the other side far more often. Candidates that come in that claim to be able to code and yet when put on the spot can't do much of anything, wasting huge amounts of time and money. When I fly someone cross-country for an interview I don't go ranting online that I wasted that money. I'm not sorry he can't find a job, he needs to grow up and stop whining and grok how this stuff actually works.