> It's an opportunity to have a meaningful and relevant conversation.
This sounds like the key and something many who complete take home assignments don't get.
[edit] Thanks for taking the time to add a bit more context.
This sounds like the key and something many who complete take home assignments don't get.
[edit] Thanks for taking the time to add a bit more context.
When I hire people I craft the assignments for each candidate depending on the role and the person on the other side. It's also important to communicate the expectations and the desired outcomes. And it's also important to give an opportunity to the candidate to have a follow up requirements discovery step where they can ask any questions about the assignment.