The Stanford course, for the curious: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs9/
The product we're working on: https://devscreen.io
The Stanford course, for the curious: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs9/
The product we're working on: https://devscreen.io
>By choosing DevScren, you send a clear signal to candidates
Best of luck to you!
Do you have any reference clients? Would love to interview at such companies.
I don't feel so pressured when I interview through pair programming which helps a lot to showcase my normal self.
It's easy to display your technical skills (and any gaps in it), soft skills (such as communication, perseverance, thought process, etc.), problem-solving skills and so on.
I'd much rather spend a 5-hour interview just pairing with different people than going through rounds and rounds of whiteboarding. Whiteboarding makes me feel like I'm a lab subject, being prodded in different directions while the experimenters take notes on their clipboards. It's extremely artificial to evaluate any real-life scenario.