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by danpalmer
2455 days ago
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> Offer them a github link with the code if you want to standout. Make sure it's a private GitHub repo, or you ask first. Many companies prefer their coding tests to not be published online. It happens, it's unavoidable, but companies can often get by with the same test for a while if people don't post them on GitHub too much. |
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