> Coding questions feel objective, and programmers love to pretend they’re objective, but like any other human evaluation process, they’re subjective. It’s not like you automatically get the job if you get the answer right.
> Unless you’re verifying that your team is generating consistent, reproducible outcomes, I can pretty much guarantee that they’re not.
It seems as though there are a fair number of things like this, where people sort-of play act science but don’t bother with the rigor. I guess it’s a type of cargo culting.
> Unless you’re verifying that your team is generating consistent, reproducible outcomes, I can pretty much guarantee that they’re not.
It seems as though there are a fair number of things like this, where people sort-of play act science but don’t bother with the rigor. I guess it’s a type of cargo culting.