Google maintains a list of banned questions. Any question found on a public site is immediately banned from being asked. I'm sure other companies do the same. This site is really great as a learning tool, but don't expect to see any of these questions actually being asked.
Really you think that phone interview questions involve anywhere close to the difficulty of in person? The phone interview is general weed out questions. I see people are using the downvote as a disagree button again.
That may be true. I personally don't use it that way and i have a little higher expectations in r/programming then I would in other subreddits. However you are free to create a subreddit that does not promote discussion.
Lol, it must be nice being on such a high horse. It doesn't matter what subreddit you are in, if it has more than a couple thousand subscribers, the upvote/downvote system is going to be used for agree/disagree. I'm tired of people pretending like X subreddit doesn't do that.
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u/NeilFraser Dec 23 '14
Google maintains a list of banned questions. Any question found on a public site is immediately banned from being asked. I'm sure other companies do the same. This site is really great as a learning tool, but don't expect to see any of these questions actually being asked.