-people who disclose all interview questions asked to them to their friends/colleagues -people who refer others not looking at their credibility, but for relationship/favors or personal agendas -people who sit with their spouse/friends to help them take online assessments in a group -students that copy assignments at University/Udacity courses from each other/seniors and get better grades -students that cheat during tests at University and score better marks I never did any of the above, but I could see them happening around me. Complaining about such matters can be tricky. If you don't provide any proofs, you could be accused for making false accusations on others. The brightest and most hard-working students/candidates fall short in the careers because of such collective malpractices by groups of cheaters. Please don't argue that the brighter/harder working candidates will eventually get there; coz that still doesn't justify why others get the initial leverage. Can't there be a unanimous stand on these things? If not, how can it be stopped? Do you hate it too? EDIT: I had thought I'd get valuable information on how to report these things, and find people with mutual experiences as mine. But I'm just appalled by the sheer number of people that pounced on this post and are actually supporting the idea of plaigarism, mob-cheating; calling it teamwork; or making personal remarks based on where I work.
Ever heard of TEAMWORK?
Cool down buddy !
Lol calm down that's why you work at Intel and not a real tech company. Focus on yourself and your life will be a lot better instead of others.
I work at Google now. That's irrelevant.
Seems odd someone from Google would care about college students doing college student things lol
You get a jealous. You right
They are not comparable to truly bright people at all even by cheating.
Exams and technical interviews/screens are much worse indicators of applicable job skills than mob cheating. Hell, mob cheating is about as close to the job as it gets.
That works everywhere. Very corrupt and successful
Game the system or the system will game you, looks like it’s the latter in your case. If you don’t game it, someone else will
Plaigarism is strictly prohibited on every coursework of Udacity and every interview's technical assessment. So you would break the rules first because you know someone else will break them too?
I don’t know about udacity, for interviews , yes. Atleast until I get my first job, I will do every possible thing to get in , For the subsequent ones, I agree I shouldn’t be greedy and rather see if you actually deserve it
It's an unjust world
Honestly you sound like you failed some test that the average grade was a 80% on
My friend did. Read my reply to another comment. It's quite sad honestly.
you sound annoying as hell
Sure, I'm annoyed. It's quite unjust. Recently happened to a friend of mine. She lost out on clearing a technical assessment but her friend cleared after making her boyfriend solve every question, and 1 other friend-zoned guys to confirm every answer.
lol at using the word friendzoned too how bitter are you