Well. I allow use google or stackoverflow on my interviews. It's ok to not know everything, but you have to be able to find solution (and understand what you've found).
Thanks for sharing Alex, I once had a front-end interview where the interviewer was okay with me searching up whatever and even said its okay to use a personal project's source code. It felt so wrong to me because I wasn't used to it. But it shouldn't have felt wrong because this is what every day development is all about. I'm happy to hear more interviews are allowing to use resources :)
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Well. I allow use google or stackoverflow on my interviews. It's ok to not know everything, but you have to be able to find solution (and understand what you've found).
Thanks for sharing Alex, I once had a front-end interview where the interviewer was okay with me searching up whatever and even said its okay to use a personal project's source code. It felt so wrong to me because I wasn't used to it. But it shouldn't have felt wrong because this is what every day development is all about. I'm happy to hear more interviews are allowing to use resources :)