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      Java Developer Interview

      6 Mar 2017
      Anonymous interview candidate
      No offer
      Negative experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at MyJobMatcher in Mar 2017

      Interview

      I applied for the role through JobSite. It was advertised by an agency that I had never heard of. They told me that they were just up the road, and knew the directors well. The next morning I get an email asking me to carry out a programming task "as a test". The test is not normal; it's more or less to do something which would be part of what they want done. I am suspicious that this is just a way to get me to do work for them for free. So I ask a clarifying question about the requirement by email; and the answer is something that wouldn't test my ability to do the job, but would make my output more useful to them. I decline by email and ... I never hear a thing more! I don't believe that the job was real. I do believe that this company was attempting to abuse the recruitment process to get work done for free. Beware! Note after posting this review, the company and its agent got in touch, asking for the opportunity to "clarify" things.
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      MyJobMatcher response
      9y
      We would first like to thank this individual for taking the time to post feedback on their application for a contract role with our company. We'd like to clarify that the vacancy was indeed legitimate and we have successfully secured a Java contractor from this hiring initiative. We purposely set a high bar in order to ensure we get the right talent joining our team, whether that be on a contract or full-time basis. The coding challenges we set are, rightly in our view, relevant to real-life scenarios that we've already solved as it is key to understand how a prospective candidate approaches real world technical challenges and what coding standards they adhere to, if any. It is the right of any candidate issued one of our coding challenges to either attempt to complete it, or decline it (as this particular candidate did). When we were alerted to this negative feedback being post, we attempted to contact this candidate out of common courtesy to discuss the opportunity in more detail and allay any misgivings they may have had, but for reasons unknown they refused to engage in conversation with us. We wish this individual all the best in the pursuit of their next opportunity, and hope they find that job for them which is the right match for their skills and experience. For the record, the following day we offered the role to another contractor who completed the coding challenge to a high standard. That contractor is now engaged on an initial 3 month contract with us and is doing an excellent job!

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