Are you suggesting India doesn't have enough highly trained programmers, OP?

No he is not! Stop casting aspersions.

He is letting us know that the rash of guys from the same region, same city , some even from the same company, who've been visiting lately asking the same questions (and even created duplicate accounts), who don't respond to replies, don't follow links, ignore word answer, ignore all answers they cannot cut and paste into their program (or test)....

are all trying to get test answers. I didn't know. I am glad for this explanation as it will stop me from wasting my time trying to engage these guys when they're busy taking a test.

In reply to Re^2: Stop with the interview questions already by Anonymous Monk
in thread Stop with the interview questions already by ssandv

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