> And as for the code, we included what we thought was a trivial nested for-loop problem and virtually nobody could even get started on it.
How did you run these? While it sounds like something that should be ok even on paper, you can vary comfort a lot through the medium. E.g. for the last interview I had with a substantial coding part, I think being able to do it on my personal machine made a big difference. (I obviously was told before what kind of environment I'd need to have ready)
How did you run these? While it sounds like something that should be ok even on paper, you can vary comfort a lot through the medium. E.g. for the last interview I had with a substantial coding part, I think being able to do it on my personal machine made a big difference. (I obviously was told before what kind of environment I'd need to have ready)