That's a good question. I hope this example gives some clarity to what I meant:
* Worthless Brainteaser: How many golfballs will fit in this Ford?
* Real-world Problem: Let's do cohort analysis on our users and see how our business is doing.
Part of the goal is also a consistent rubric for evaluating candidates.
In the past, we've tried giving every candidate a new problem to solve. It's not fair to them. When each problem is a brand new project it's difficult to evaluate a candidate objectively and consistently.
* Worthless Brainteaser: How many golfballs will fit in this Ford?
* Real-world Problem: Let's do cohort analysis on our users and see how our business is doing.
Part of the goal is also a consistent rubric for evaluating candidates.
In the past, we've tried giving every candidate a new problem to solve. It's not fair to them. When each problem is a brand new project it's difficult to evaluate a candidate objectively and consistently.