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How do I pass a coding test?
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this post was submitted on 04 May 2024
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Depends on the setup, but if these are tests where the interviewer is present then maybe that's because they expect you to ask questions.
One of the biggest problems that happens in companies is that people get given a piece of poorly defined work and the developer doesn't clarify what is required. They make assumption about what is required and end up producing something that isn't what's needed.
If you're just launching into the problems without clarifying what's needed, you may have failed before you even start.
It's just a link to an online test and I can do it whenever I want. There's no interviewer present