In defense of coding interviews
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The “traditional” coding interview is structured such that a candidate gets a programming question, like “write a function to move all zeros in an array to the left” or “write a function to do level order traversal of a binary tree”.
Someone must need to know why manhole covers are round
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The “traditional” coding interview is structured such that a candidate gets a programming question, like “write a function to move all zeros in an array to the left” or “write a function to do level order traversal of a binary tree”.
Someone must need to know why manhole covers are round
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There you go - you have the job. Can you start this Saturday? ;)
TTFN - Kent
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The “traditional” coding interview is structured such that a candidate gets a programming question, like “write a function to move all zeros in an array to the left” or “write a function to do level order traversal of a binary tree”.
Someone must need to know why manhole covers are round
How else am I going to identify the companies I don't want to work for? :D
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