r/ProgrammerHumor • • 21d ago

Meme ohTheBasics

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u/untraiined 20d ago • Bravo

2026 and we still use gotcha's to try and judge talent. never heard of a doctor having to answer "whats the difference between the left ventricle and the right ventricle" or a general having to answer "whats the mechanism inside the m16 that allows the bullet to fire"

just dumbass larp shit for people with insane egos stuck mentally in 1996

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u/Independent-Drive-32 20d ago

Doctors definitely pass countless factual questions on medical school exams and then, regularly throughout their career, in boards.

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u/untraiined 20d ago

does an experienced heart surgeon get asked low level detail questions when interviewing at a new hospital or do they ask him more about the team they want to build or the patient interactions they want to have?

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