[austincheney]

> That demonstrates to me that you can't write unit testable code, because you didn't write any tests and your code isn't broken up in to units.

The code is testable. I provide data samples to test against and documentation on forming original new data samples for further testing. This manner of testing is easily automated.

I explained my thoughts on this and various forms of functional testing before receiving the assignment. To me this means they either did not understand test automation or they needed internal unit tests to make sense of the logic even though I provided copious code comments and documentation.

Again, it reaffirms they either cannot read code or didn’t bother evaluating past code style. If I were happy with that level of immaturity I wouldn’t be looking around. I am glad though to have discovered that immaturity during the interview process before leaving my current employer. I just wish they didn’t waste my time with an unnecessary assignment when they could have formed identical conclusions by looking at my GitHub projects specified on my resume and discussed in detail during the prior interview.

My final thoughts then were that they either lied about their conclusions, in that they used code style but really it’s that they cannot read code, or that my time isn’t valued (thus I am not valued).