I really wish the steps he proposes at the end were that simple, but with people at full time jobs a lot of times its not that simple, and even with that there lots of mistakes to be made
Sounds about right. Had an 8 hour interview with a fruit company and some of the questions got pretty ridiculous.
Them: pull out a product they make, "Can you explain in detail how this product works"
Me: in my head "If I new in detail I wouldn't be applying for this position", but actually to them "sure but can I have some requirements and limitations on the design first, and from there began a excruciating interview process.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 21.3 ms ] threadI really wish the steps he proposes at the end were that simple, but with people at full time jobs a lot of times its not that simple, and even with that there lots of mistakes to be made
I'd recommend however that everyone read this blog by Aline Lerner, lots of amazing insights into making the Techincal interview process waaaaay better http://blog.alinelerner.com/what-happens-when-you-stop-relyi...
Them: pull out a product they make, "Can you explain in detail how this product works"
Me: in my head "If I new in detail I wouldn't be applying for this position", but actually to them "sure but can I have some requirements and limitations on the design first, and from there began a excruciating interview process.