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Essentially. This is part of a culture pass he speaks about. If he were really exposed to the tech community, he would realize that whiteboard interviews tend
by itchyouch 12y ago
Essentially. This is part of a culture pass he speaks about. If he were really exposed to the tech community, he would realize that whiteboard interviews tend to be pretty widespread.
- yongjik 12y agoErm, I'm not so sure about that. When I applied to Google the recruiter literally explained there will be whiteboard interviews. She even recommended a book about preparing for software interviews. (I think I read about half of the book.) It can be daunting if you never expected it, but whiteboard interviews are ubiquitous: you should be prepared except perhaps for your very first such interview. (And it shouldn't take more than two weeks or so. Just re-read the first half of, say, CLRS (or any algorithm textbook you should have studied before), and try solving a few of the problems on the whiteboard.)