The best interview I've had is where I was given a small project but with a tough deadline and I was asked to come back with a working code/demonstration. The r

The best interview I've had is where I was given a small project but with a tough deadline and I was asked to come back with a working code/demonstration. The remaining interview was a code review session, and we talked about design, choice of tools, libraries and other general stuff. I was stunned by the end of the interview because they got out everything one would want to know about how good a person is at their everyday job. The worst interview I face is when people try to test my algorithm skills, that generally a test of how much I could memorize from careercup.com