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It has become the quick way for validating whether a candidate is suitable for the job or not. Some companies now go for tech-screens where they'll send you a problem to solve on the computer, but that's rare.

When a candidate is solving a problem on the whiteboard, an experienced interviewer can make a good judgement. In my experience, anyone who's a good developer does well on the whiteboard. However, the inverse is not always true.

Can't agree more. Going to a programming interview without practicing on the white board is pointless. You're setting yourself up for a failure.

According to androidpit, they need course location. Not sure how they got this info though.

http://www.androidpit.com/en/android/market/apps/app/com.hes...

android.permission.ACCESS_COURSE_LOCATION

*On the permissions page, it says 'fine location as well'

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

Looks neat. I'd buy if it doesn't require internet. Does anyone know if internet is needed to run the app or you can read offline?