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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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Never heard of a countdown timer. Usually I've seen these either as whiteboard problems in which interviewers will help you if you're struggling and be forgiving of the stress the situation creates, or you get days to complete a task you turn in later.
The ticking clock is weird and unnecessary
Yep I wish it was like that. These days mostly it's just links to online coding platforms where you do everything on your own and there's a ticking clock like this
Yikes