striglia

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1. 31.▲
   by striglia 15y ago

   Interesting that there was _no_ code. I personally never feel happy with a candidate until I've satisfied myself that they can write something...anything in code. Even if it's just fizzbuzz or the like. Although I suppose an in-depth talk a
2. 32.▲
   by striglia 15y ago

   I would file it under 2), assuming it was well written rather than just a generic dashed off thank you. In my relatively brief interview experience for software developers, I have yet to get a thank you note (and I'm ok with that). I would
3. 33.▲
   by striglia 15y ago

   Out of curiosity, do you work for a relatively small company? I ask because I can't imagine this scaling particularly well, with production code containing a large number of "dead" code paths that you have to cross reference with your featu