I assume you&#x27;re exaggerating slightly and that you mean &quot;couldn&#x27;t code as well as the resume suggested&quot;. How certain are you that the pressure of the interview (which often means broken concentration, poor sleep the night before, etc) and the unfamiliarity of the setting (even typing in a Google doc without proper spacing, syntax highlighting and auto completion can be <i>incredibly</i> disorienting) aren&#x27;t a major factor? Isn&#x27;t it conceivable that some worse coders are better under such circumstances than a great coder who suffers mightily under them?