>> They want people who can churn out code when given specific instructions, and that is what their interview process optimizes for.
Somehow I doubt that. Can anyone who actually works at google comment on what it's like? Do people come to you with specific requirement and expect you to crank out code like the interview problems?
I've never worked somewhere where the software folks were actually just coding machines.
Somehow I doubt that. Can anyone who actually works at google comment on what it's like? Do people come to you with specific requirement and expect you to crank out code like the interview problems?
I've never worked somewhere where the software folks were actually just coding machines.