Coinbase set up an on site and rejected me the day before the interview, after I was already in SF, partially because of how I capitalized my constants on their coding test (capitalizing is a Google standard).
They should have instead rejected me before I flew out, or after the interview, if they didn't like how I capitalized my constants.
To be fair they were going through a lot of growing pains, but I hope they figured this out by now so no one has to go through that. I accept I was not a right fit but I disagree with how they handled it. I also went through Trible Byte so I'm not sure what role they played
Not relevant. You simply don’t want to work for a company that will fire you for code guideline violations. You know why? Cause code guidelines can be scripted into the tool chain. So, irrelevant except to the pointy headed fools you absolutely don’t want to work for or with.
They should have instead rejected me before I flew out, or after the interview, if they didn't like how I capitalized my constants.
To be fair they were going through a lot of growing pains, but I hope they figured this out by now so no one has to go through that. I accept I was not a right fit but I disagree with how they handled it. I also went through Trible Byte so I'm not sure what role they played