The Toxic Truth About Coding Challenges in Technical Interviews

The hiring process in the tech industry often relies on coding challenges to evaluate candidates’ technical abilities. However, these challenges can create an illusion of objectivity, induce stress, and overlook important soft skills and team fit. They may also exacerbate imposter syndrome and fail to align with real-world job requirements. Studies show that they do... Continue reading →

3 Things Companies Do Wrong by Developers, The New King Makers

I’m sitting on the train heading from Seattle to Portland today. I live in Portland, but spend a significant amount of time in the beautiful Emerald City. The time on the train is immensely useful to think about concepts, thoughts, introspect, code and generally be uninterrupted in focus. All the while it makes the 3... Continue reading →