Re:How to not waste time on a side project when trying to ge...
by codingdave on Tuesday December 19, 2017 @06:29PM
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Yes/No -- In my last job hunt, I talked to more than one employer who said they had declined people who rocked the whiteboarding, but had nothing else to show. People are building teams who can work together, communicate well, and dedicate their efforts to completing projects together. Good whiteboarding is a prerequisite to being part of a team... but not the entirety of a hiring decision.
Re:How to not waste time on a side project when trying to ge...
by vonmoltke on Tuesday December 19, 2017 @07:11PM
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I have yet to be on a team where good white boarding was a prerequisite.
Re:How to not waste time on a side project when trying to ge...
by Scarbutt on Tuesday December 19, 2017 @07:00PM
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Having side projects to show doesn't prove one can work together on a team, communicate well, nor dedicate their efforts to completing projects together.
So, ultimately that process is going to be whiteboard coding, because it (let’s be honest) basically always is. That whiteboard coding tends to draw its questions, most often, from question pools like those on Leetcode.
This means if you’re resume’s strong enough for someone to talk to you, you probably should be optimizing to pass the whiteboard section.