That would actually be a huge red flag to me for hiring.
I don't want an architecture astronaut who is never going to ship anything.
An 80% solution when I need it is infinitely more useful than a 100% solution that's months late.
I don't want an architecture astronaut who is never going to ship anything.
An 80% solution when I need it is infinitely more useful than a 100% solution that's months late.
Limits are fine if you ask me. Give me a couple days in which I can do this on my own time and if my kid needs me for something 10 minutes after I started I can deal with it and just come back to the test an hour later. Specific hours? Screw you, not even gonna start.
I need a stable system that can tolerate the real world and handle messy inputs without shitting the bed. A new hire that shows they consider their inputs and handle edge cases is a better fit to me than someone who focused on that 80% solution and didn't bother sanitizing inputs and crashes because of it.