[willcipriano]

It's always some nonsense like:

"He used his left foot to enter the room. A good candidate will use his right as they will put their best foot forward."

[loloquwowndueo]

I’m left handed/footed. :)

[panxyh]

The salt thing isn’t in the same league of nonsense as the foot thing. It does tell something about the person.

[ResearchCode]

Tells you something about their salt tolerance. It makes all the difference in plumbing together CRUD applications effectively.

[Ekaros]

My salt tolerance is so screwed that maybe I deserve to get failed in interviews for that... Still, seems quite unreasonable.

[voytec]

The salt thing can tell you that a person may be well-hydrated due to high sodium intake. Dumb test for "didn't tried it first".

[ProjectArcturis]

What does it tell you?

[bee_rider]

I believe the intention is that it tells you they’ll make a modification without checking if it is necessary first. Some kind of impulsiveness.

Although, it seems pretty silly to me.

[pfannkuchen]

I think it is more like doing things from habit vs from first principles. Maybe they just learn how to do things once and then repeat them blindly. Not sure it’s a good test but I think that is the intent.

[Frost1x]

Plot twist: they're left handed/footed and your biased assumptions failed you.

[devsegal]

thanks for the chuckle