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Accountants don't create something out of nothing. It's an inherently supporting activity. Also, the question doesn't imply in any way that it has to be an off
by eps 12y ago
Accountants don't create something out of nothing. It's an inherently supporting activity.
Also, the question doesn't imply in any way that it has to be an off-work project. Its only point is to see if a person actually cared for any code they wrote in the past or if they treated coding just as means to an end.
- nawitus 12y agoThe question in the article was 'will you please tell me about the best project that you’ve ever create', which excludes most work projects, since work projects are typically not single-developers projects.
- rwallace 12y agoTrue, maybe it should be rephrased to something more like '... best programming work you've ever done'.
- seanmcdirmid 12y agoI would read that as having kids.
- astrobe_ 12y agoIt's an interview, meaning that's real person talking to a real person. The question clearly invites to a free dialogue, it's not right/wroooong, quiz-test question. So the person answering can be slightly off topic and it can be still interesting to the interviewer, who is, as far as I can't tell, not a stubborn HR robot.
- Goladus 12y agoIt doesn't mean you can't have created a sub-project of a larger project, if you want to get picky with semantics which doesn't seem to be the nature of the interview.