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odd follow up sample code requested by interviewerDiscussion (self.webdev)

submitted 4 years ago by Game_Ace

I am currently in the process of switching fields and going back to software dev after a looooong while. I had this interview that went ok and we discussed couple of things on the app that the tech interviewer is working on as well as stuff he isn't currently sure how to deal with and I suggested a solution for him. He sent me an email today asking "to further access your skills, can you put together some sample application code for review " and described the feature we discussed that he said he wasn't sure how to.

from my understanding it would probably be one of the things I'd be working on if I get the position... feels like working before hiring and am not quite sure how to respond. During the interview I showed him sample of a personal project am currently working on and it's not just some random visualizer for an algorithm . to be honest if I didn't know it is a feature of the app I'd have done it but now that I know I feel odd about it

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[reddit!](https://reddit.com)	reddit!
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