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Interesting- I have the opposite reaction. I would (and have) refused to work for a company that doesn't ask me to code in an interview. It may be nice for me
by fishtoaster 13y ago
Interesting- I have the opposite reaction. I would (and have) refused to work for a company that doesn't ask me to code in an interview. It may be nice for me, but it means they probably didn't ask my potential coworkers to code either, and I don't want to work on a team picked like that.
- FLUX-YOU 13y agoYep. Fear of failing a technical interview keeps me from applying to places and keeps me learning new stuff, but I wouldn't want a job that I could talk myself into.
- Bahamut 13y agoWell, my GitHub is public (and was probably convincing enough), and everyone but me at the company was asked to code during the interviews - there was evidence on the TV from someone who coded for an interview that morning even. I was found from a local AngularJS meetup, and someone at the company was trying to gently prod me towards interviewing with them over the course of months...which wasn't so much of an interview process as seeing whether I was interested, since they clearly wanted me for my expertise.