Re:The Problem with Using HackerRank as a Programmer Screeni...
by analognoise on Wednesday December 20, 2017 @04:18AM
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I'd agree with you, but you have to interview probably 400/500 people, all with passable resumes, just to find basic competence (let alone the skills you might really need).
What if you're talking about interviewing thousands of people, a number of which are passable on paper?
It's a search problem, not laziness.
Re:The Problem with Using HackerRank as a Programmer Screeni...
by user5994461 on Wednesday December 20, 2017 @08:28AM
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It's not lazy and it's great for employees too.
When I change jobs, I can't schedule bazillions of 1h phone screening on top on my work time at my current company, only for the interviewer to not show up or realize they don't really have a position available. I'd rather have a one hour test from home, whenever I want.
It's lazy on behalf on the employers.