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Re:I interviewed at six top companies in Silicon Valley in s... by Drdrdrq on Saturday January 19, 2019 @04:36AM (#18946174)
To be fair, almost everyone hates it when you show them they are wrong. Especially in the setting where they are supposed to be judging you, remember? And even in normal settings it pays to think about how some critique will be received by the other side. It's a slippery slope in the interview... For me it would raise red flags if the flaw was pointed out in an inappropriate manner. After all, this is the person who would be involved in code reviews where sensitivity to other people's feelings (and egos) is very important.
Re:I interviewed at six top companies in Silicon Valley in s... by Matumio on Saturday January 19, 2019 @08:54AM (#18947044)
> they are supposed to be judging you, remember?

It's actually supposed to be mutual judgement. But I agree: be respectful if you decide to drop a remark about the relevance of the question. There are enough reasons to treat people with respect even if you can afford to turn them down.

Re:I interviewed at six top companies in Silicon Valley in s... by Drdrdrq on Saturday January 19, 2019 @10:17AM (#18947431)
> It's actually supposed to be mutual judgement.

Agreed, I was being sarcastic.

Re:I interviewed at six top companies in Silicon Valley in s... by audience_mem on Saturday January 19, 2019 @11:52AM (#18947863)
It didn't come across as sarcastic to me, btw