> Recruiters and official interview guides say that your "thought processes" matter a lot, but reports from in the field tend to imply that the #1 most important factor is that you get the optimal solution. If you can't, your "thought processes" are worth little, barring exceptional circumstances
Agree. Also "there is no hard requirement in completing both part of the exercise" is another lie.
Agree. Also "there is no hard requirement in completing both part of the exercise" is another lie.