Hell no, I refuse to do "homeworks" interviews since ... many years ago, companies didn't treated me with respect and I wasted time, working for free.
I rather spend a few hours talking or solving on whiteboard, are more advantages for both parties. I know they are invested too, because they are wasting the same amount of time as I do. They see how I think, which is more important then the end result of a random test in a random framework. I can find out more about their teams and company.
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Hell no, I refuse to do "homeworks" interviews since ... many years ago, companies didn't treated me with respect and I wasted time, working for free.
I rather spend a few hours talking or solving on whiteboard, are more advantages for both parties. I know they are invested too, because they are wasting the same amount of time as I do. They see how I think, which is more important then the end result of a random test in a random framework. I can find out more about their teams and company.