Is it okay to write down financial statements impact during technical interview?
Pretty much title. I’m not talking about basic depreciation questions. I’m talking about multi step ones.
Pretty much title. I’m not talking about basic depreciation questions. I’m talking about multi step ones.
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From my experience, it is expected that you can do them in your head, unless they preface the question by saying you can take notes / write your steps down.
I don’t care if you write it down, I care if you get it right
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