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by braythwayt
4057 days ago
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Of course you could. Just as you could argue that wasting time asking a bunch of questions about hidden requirements for a simple “fizzbuzz” question is indicative of a candidate that prefers talk to action. Remember, the stated purpose of the question was to filter non-programmers from programmers. If the real purpose is to evaluate a candidate’s proficiency at eliciting hidden requirements, I suggest that there are much better problems to pose. For example, a design problem that is closer to the actual company’s domain. |
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Like, say...how to design a monopoly implementation? :) http://weblog.raganwald.com/2006/06/my-favourite-interview-q...