&gt; I have never seen a functional non-profit. For whatever reason, non-profits seem to attract all kinds of people who are motivated by things I can only describe as &quot;weird.&quot;<p>I interviewed there for a Systems Administrator position. Part of the interview was a code sample -- solve a specific problem using a scripting language. I submitted a &#x27;mvp&#x27; -- a script that worked well, took about an hour of effort, and performed the required task in two environments, one of which was a chrooted jail that the person who graded it was welcome to log in to just in case the code did not work on their workstation.<p>The feedback from the examiner relayed via the HR recruiter was that it was the &quot;worst code they had ever seen,&quot; and they were offended that I did not write it in an object oriented manner and that it completely lacked any testing and validation -- which was wrong, actually, I validated inputs with a regular expression.<p>Remember, this was for a <i>systems administrator</i> position, not a developer position.<p>And after that feedback, I didn&#x27;t want to work for Wikimedia anymore.