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I hear you on unskilled interviews. I guess the challenge in this situation is that the whole reason for take-home work is that introverted interviewees get fl
by mathattack 11y ago
I hear you on unskilled interviews.
I guess the challenge in this situation is that the whole reason for take-home work is that introverted interviewees get flustered in person. Won't this happen when the review happens?
This still seems like a better idea than "Tell me about yourself" and "How many golf balls fit in a 747?"
- jimbokun 11y ago"Won't this happen when the review happens?" At that point, the candidate should not be hired. If the candidate can't communicate while writing code, and can't communicate about code already written, at some point you have to be afraid the candidate just can't communicate. If this is a person who can communicate in any situation except an interview situation, then it's a Catch 22 where their ability to communicate in a work environment just can't be verified. (Unless you secretly record them communicating in some other work context? Probably not a scalable approach.)