I don&#x27;t interview well. Technology for me is exciting because of its potential to bring happiness to people. If someone tells me that the product I am working on has a security issue because it does not follow some the security portions of the RFC correctly, I will be delighted to read it carefully, study arcane encoding algorthms etc and implement code that brings up the compliance to an acceptable level. If you ask me to devise an algorithm to find the longest increasing subsequence in an array of numbers without any context I won&#x27;t do so well.<p>Maybe I am conceited, but I can&#x27;t convince myself I am an inferior programmer because of it. I can make money for your company. I can work well with a diverse of group of people. I take pains to conduct myself with integrity. Shouldn&#x27;t all that be the central measure of how people are hired ?