Re: Interviews & red flags
| company I had previously worked for. When the time came to look at his
| portfolio, he pulled out a document from that company, and...yeah, you
| guessed it, it was my work. I'd say that qualified as a "red flag."
When I was still programming, I interviewed a programmer who used sample
code supplied by the maker of an imaging API as his own. Unhappily for
him, I had just been working with the API that morning, and recognized
the code instantly.
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