> Guidance is expected; a great interview should be more of a conversation than a one-sided question and one-sided answer.
I had a particularly awful interview at Google where the interviewer scoffed at me needing assistance.
And in an interview at Twitter with a xoogler they asked me what I knew about number theory and I said "nothing" and they said they majored in it and proceeded to ask me number theory questions. For a Django tooling position. He asked me how many prime numbers there were and I said "optimus prime" and he looked at me and asked if I was serious and if he should record my answer. I said yes followed by "autobots roll out"
I had a particularly awful interview at Google where the interviewer scoffed at me needing assistance.
And in an interview at Twitter with a xoogler they asked me what I knew about number theory and I said "nothing" and they said they majored in it and proceeded to ask me number theory questions. For a Django tooling position. He asked me how many prime numbers there were and I said "optimus prime" and he looked at me and asked if I was serious and if he should record my answer. I said yes followed by "autobots roll out"
Such a waste of my time to fly out there.