Comment by what_ever
11 years ago
How is it the best way if you are not going to be writing code on a whiteboard on a daily basis on the job you are going to be interviewing for?
11 years ago
How is it the best way if you are not going to be writing code on a whiteboard on a daily basis on the job you are going to be interviewing for?
> How is it the best way if you are not going to be writing code on a whiteboard on a daily basis on the job you are going to be interviewing for?
It's not. I hate whiteboarding as much as you but I try not to think of it that way. This method is just a way to increase your chances of succeeding. I've not succeeded in every interview, for sure.
I do what I must to press on. :(
The best thing to do is not to take the rejection personally. I always ask, as nicely as possible, what areas I should focus on to improve for the future.
Sometimes I get no response but I often get replies, good replies.
We do what we must.
It's about gaming the system to get a job. When you are in a position to hire other people, you can worry about a less awful method to select candidates.
> It's about gaming the system to get a job. When you are in a position to hire other people, you can worry about a less awful method to select candidates.
That's true. I have other features that reduces my chances of getting hired, but doesn't eliminate them. Still, I wish I had someone else's mind.