Look at it this way: we're all convinced the problem is the whiteboard interview itself, it couldn't possibly be that we're not as smart as we think we are.
That's some pretty strong self-image of the "I'm a smart kid" sort.
That's some pretty strong self-image of the "I'm a smart kid" sort.
The problem is Product demanding estimates, not my ability to estimate in the midst of uncertainty and ask questions to reduce it.
The problem is Java, C, or whatever "legacy" technology is being used. Despite the fact that the whole world runs on it.