>starts right into coding without figuring out the algo first
no hire
The coding interview
Cameron Morgan
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Tyler Cooper
>not realizing he's using a gradient descent on his own brain
your company will be bankrupt in 6 months
Kayden Perez
No one cares about your unscientific process if selecting candidates. A thread died for this.
Brody Foster
It's funny to see these threads still. I can't remember the last time I had to write code or do any sort of whiteboarding during an interview.
Thomas King
do you want to be hired or not? if so follow our rules
Andrew Smith
>CA
>CA
>CA
>CA
Eli Richardson
Those entry level coding interviews hardly require any thinking. I wonder if they still do those interviews once you already have long coding background.
Bentley Bailey
They don't. You might have to do one if you have no ability to show your experience otherwise, but anyone who is worth a shit will probably either get poached or just be able to explain that they're actually good without writing any code.
Christian Johnson
SF is comfy. Great weather and you can easily find friends that won't mind the fact you're socially inept.
Jonathan Lee
I make 300k in a state with no income tax.
Nicholas Perry
If you do, just leave. I have no time for some bullshit 4hr 3 round interview bullshit and neither should you if you have any level of meaningful experience.
Nicholas Bennett
>SF is comfy.
wrong
Isaac Jones
Anthony Howard
>>SF is comfy.
>wrong
wrong
Dominic Hernandez
woah that's a lot of money
Samuel Diaz
Matthew Ortiz
>Web development
ewwww
Angel Martin
has anyone else literally never had a coding interview where you've had to whiteboard? In all of mine they've talked about my personal projects, asked me about some of the design decisions I made, and have asked some high-level questions about how I would implement solutions for certain problems
Austin Jones
Pajeet, please.
Did you think a white man would run into a battle without strategizing first?
James Powell
would they mind if i was a white nationalist?
Not the annoying kind mind you, but honestly i don't like spics all that much.
Jeremiah Martin
I've conducted about 100 interviews. Most people already know not to jump straight into coding so the things they do wrong are more subtle.
Like throwing random algorithms and data structures at the problem just cause they seem related. All that's going to do is waste time you could spend solving the problem. Another is seeking confirmation you are on the right track. If you are way off track I will tell you. Otherwise you should proceed as if I'm not here.
Kevin White
>sour grape this much
Nolan Torres
If you keep your power level hidden, you should be fine.
There's also surprisingly many people who identify as libertarians. Since it's such a destination city, not everyone is a typical commiefornia ultra liberal sjw.
Asher James
You are bad at hiring, and you should feel bad.
You aren't worth your salary. You are a result of weak regulation and barriers to entry.
Get fucked.
Andrew Kelly
Unless you’re stupid enough to spout your racist shit on social media to your name, I doubt it.
Nathan Flores
Input validation is bloat
Oliver Cox
>jumping straight into figuring out an algorithm instead of asking questions about to problem such as what you can assume for all cases
Trust me I can tell all of you are going to get set on fire during your interviews lol