I'm still happy letting people do code submissions at home. The important thing is that the candidate understands the code and can explain the thinking behind it.
I also tend to use the follow-up interview to ask them how to extend it in various ways, but that's been my standard approach for a while.
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I'm still happy letting people do code submissions at home. The important thing is that the candidate understands the code and can explain the thinking behind it. I also tend to use the follow-up interview to ask them how to extend it in various ways, but that's been my standard approach for a while.