I have decided that I will no longer take technical interviews.<p>I have 25 years of software development under my belt, I published a book, spoke at various conferences in Europe, have a Github profile (admittedly not very lively), worked for well-established enterprises and have great references. Why shall I still prove myself?<p>If I was a senior lawyer or an architect joining a new studio, I strongly doubt I would have to go through an interview to test if I can use the drawing table or if I know the body of laws of my countries. It is just ridiculous.<p>As I work as a freelance, my approach will be to offer 2 weeks of work on site for free. After the 2nd week, if they still think I&#x27;m good enough for the company, I will charge the 2 weeks, otherwise goodbye and no questions asked.