Yeah. In all honesty, I would prefer _more_ of our interviews be straightforward coding problems that are reflective of the job the interviewee is going to be doing. Not whiteboarding. Not pseudocoding. Not puzzle problems. Just: write some code, let's see how well you google when you get stumped, let's see how clean your code is, let's see how quickly you implement it relative to other people, let's see how well you document it, let's see how well you collaborate with the interviewer.