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Article #2557Re: What are some tricky C questions?
From: Tom Tempero
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1996 03:34
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1996 03:34
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I tend to agree with Dep. I think I would be more interested in the applicant's design methodology and how problems are approached in detail. From my perspective, I am looking for a fit of my requirements for the job (after all, I got a project to get out) and how the applicant fits in. Besides, tricky C is not what I want to see in production code. I think being cute and tricky during an interview is more for inflating the ego of the interviewer; and as pointed out; somewhat rude. If the interviewer is any good, you don't have to resort to tricks to make the final judgement. -- Cheers.... Thomas Tempero Design Acceleration, Inc tilt@designacc.com Rochester Design Center 1530 Highway 52 N, Suite 1076 Rochester, MN
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