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@icanzilb really is a shame these kinds of questions are still used. Even if you did use these things every day, there are such better ways to evaluate candidates.

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@icanzilb I have done a lot of interview training for these kinds of things, and I would be happy to help if you want!

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@icanzilb My favourite is coding to output the Fibonacci sequence ๐Ÿ˜› The last time it came up, I refused to do it โ€” well, not in a nasty way but I did tell them that I had never needed to do that ever for work and while I knew of two different ways to do it (vaguely) that I wasnโ€™t going to do it since it made no sense โ€ฆ

They still wanted to hire me ๐Ÿ˜€
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@icanzilb @f absolutely agree. Also I โ€œlikeโ€ the task to convert number in Roman number. Why? Why the hell you need this? All of this tech coding sessions just waste of time.

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@icanzilb @f thatโ€™s explains a lot definitely

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@f @icanzilb I have a clue here. Currently Iโ€™m working on my side project GPT assistant for Sublime Text editor. And after any code change this, the fib seq is the first and the only thing that Iโ€™m asking it to print me, to get to know whether I broke smth or not. Soooo, maybe there was some kind of bot/human check?

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@icanzilb pretty confident Iโ€™d bomb that

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@cwagdev man, it's such a bummer I can't freelance from here, we could've be building things together ๐Ÿค•

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