My
preference is to have the candidate bring in their own laptop if they
have one, or to use one of ours if they don’t, and not to work on a
whiteboard at all, but rather, to work in the development environment
the candidate’s used to, with full access to the Internet and all that
implies. I believe I’m a rarity in the world, though, as I’ve never been
interviewed in this particular way, and I’ve written a lot of software
standing at a whiteboard.
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