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Which programming languages do yo know? There was a recent post by someone that applied to a Clojure position, and got a take home project in Python, and unsurprisingly it was evaluated as a Python project.
Which programming languages do yo know? There was a recent post by someone that applied to a Clojure position, and got a take home project in Python, and unsurprisingly it was evaluated as a Python project.
That's a surprising situation for sure. Was it evaluated by the developers at the company?
It is surprising that if you apply to a Clojure position, you get a homework in Python. (I may be missing some details here, but let's take my memory and the story at face value.)
It is not surprising that a homework in Python is evaluated like a homework in Python.
So ... Which kind of jobs positions can you evaluate? With languages do you know? (This question can be more wide. Front end vs back end? Software vs hardware?)
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That's a surprising situation for sure. Was it evaluated by the developers at the company?
My guess is that the person that assigned and evaluated the project was a developer at the company that was a Python expert. (I don't remember the details.) It is surprising that if you apply to a Clojure position, you get a homework in Python. (I may be missing some details here, but let's take my memory and the story at face value.) It is not surprising that a homework in Python is evaluated like a homework in Pyth…