cc @UQP60F2B1 that’s pretty similar to what we’re doing, but still interesting read.

Thanks for sharing!

Great article!

Surprisingly, in over 4 years of searching for Clojure jobs, I've only ever been asked to live code once. The approach you describe, also once. Usually it's take-home tests.

In this sense the best approach I have seen in the Clojure land is the way Nubank approaches the problem. They give a take home exercise, but a really simple one, without any trap, it’s pretty simple and something that is related to what they do day-to-day, and along with it, they also require a System Design interview, and that is it. Sad to still see a lot of companies demanding full working complex software to be made at home or also obligating people to think at loud in live code exercises

Hey that's a neat idea. One company I interviewed at had a "take home test" that you could skirt if you sent in a public github repo to talk about. Seems reasonable.