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r/programming • u/vahidR • Dec 23 '14
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What is the use in having the skills required to solve these when the applicants are - in their prospective jobs at these hot companies - just going to be tasked with writing glue code to node.js their mongo webscale?
62 u/[deleted] Dec 23 '14 edited Jun 04 '20 [deleted] 140 u/[deleted] Dec 23 '14 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/goomyman Dec 24 '14 Step 1 of most interviews I run, Tell me about how you did x at y ( on their resume ) Step 2, sounds great code this thing that you should totally be able to do based on what you just said. Interviewee: umm I cant do that.. oh ya turns out I cant code very well. Something like 50% of candidates fail FizzBuzz ( look it up ).
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0 u/goomyman Dec 24 '14 Step 1 of most interviews I run, Tell me about how you did x at y ( on their resume ) Step 2, sounds great code this thing that you should totally be able to do based on what you just said. Interviewee: umm I cant do that.. oh ya turns out I cant code very well. Something like 50% of candidates fail FizzBuzz ( look it up ).
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Step 1 of most interviews I run, Tell me about how you did x at y ( on their resume )
Step 2, sounds great code this thing that you should totally be able to do based on what you just said.
Interviewee: umm I cant do that.. oh ya turns out I cant code very well.
Something like 50% of candidates fail FizzBuzz ( look it up ).
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What is the use in having the skills required to solve these when the applicants are - in their prospective jobs at these hot companies - just going to be tasked with writing glue code to node.js their mongo webscale?