4 ms·
Interviewers are (should) not interested in the correct answer. They are interested in seeing the candidate think out loud. They want to see how you start tac
by mlrtime 12y ago
Interviewers are (should) not interested in the correct answer. They are interested in seeing the candidate think out loud. They want to see how you start tackling difficult problems.
- Hansi 12y agoI second this, we almost never use brainteasers but they can be useful for seeing how people think about solving problems. Once people have 2+ years of experience it becomes less relevant because it's more useful to talk about actual work they've done rather than some puzzles.