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Nov 2021
It seems the current hiring process is trending towards minimizing the amount of coding done in the interview. I’m wondering what folks thoughts are on this and on your own processes.
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I’ve seen a lot of comments and threads about doing away with white boarding and moving to take homes, etc. I saw a Reddit thread a few days ago which had an engineer claiming excitedly that they were
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This is a candidate experience report from a reddit interview for a swe role (mid level) during the take home round reported in 2021.
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