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> I'm about to start interviewing for a couple of positions. I'm curious
> about the list's reactions to one aspect to how I want to conduct these
> interviews.
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> I'm a bit of a "under the hood" kinda guy - sloppy or inefficient HTML,
> manual formatting in Word, that sort of thing - drives me nuts. Therefore,
> when I interview candidates, I'd like to see the code underneath the
> writing samples they provide. I think this will help me estimate their
> "technical" expertise <sp?> in the tools we use here.
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Requesting that candidates e-mail you electronic files of all submissions in
addition to any submitted in hard copy should do it, don't you think?
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