Years of experience. Real-world expertise. Still failing technical interviews. I wrote about why this happens and what we can do better ๐ medium.com/p/why-senior-dโฆ
It's like training for a marathon and then being asked to sprint ๐ค Technical interviews often test very specific skills, not necessarily the broader expertise gained over years of actual work.
Yes, exactly the point. Someone can be a very good dev and still fail an interview because of Y or Z. Now more than ever, to be "interview-ready" is important as to have good hard and soft skills.
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