Re: Are you a programmer? These interview tips may help
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Fri Nov 01 2019 10:41 am
> It's a little better when they send you a coding exercise to work on in your
> own time and send it back to them.
I prefer the take-home tests/projects too, though sometimes they can get a bit o
ut of hand. I worked on an interview project for SpaceX that took weeks to compl
ete - I still didn't get that job.
My favorite interview questions are where they supply you with some code and ask
you to find all the problems with it. I find those questions really easy for wh
atever reason.
> DM> Oh, I've had weird experiences going all the way back to the late 80's.
> DM> I remember one interviewer just stopped talking and stared at me for a
> DM> solid minute. I just stared right back. I guess I passed that test
> DM> because he made me a job offer (which I declined).
>
> That sounds pretty weird. I haven't had anyone do that to me (yet).
It was just that one time. I sometimes wished I accepted that position as it was
a management position very early in my career and could possibly have helped el
evate my career trajectory. I had long hair at the time and the offer was contig
ent on my cutting it, so I declined. I still expected to become a "rock star" at
that time. :-)
digital man
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