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I'm in a hiring process where I have 8 hours to build a project.



The project is split in two parts of 4 hours. I have finished the first part last week, and I will meet with my technical interviewer tomorrow to review it and see if I will be moving on to the second part or not.



However, since I had a lot of free time, I've branched the first phase of the project and worked on it a couple days on a local environment. This means I have a high quality project to deliver for phase two, but I have spent a lot more than 4 hours on it.



It is important for them that I spend the time correctly, so they can see how fast I can write code.



I'll be meeting with my interviewing manager tomorrow and I don't know if I should mention any of it, what do you think?










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    I'm in a hiring process where I have 8 hours to build a project.



    The project is split in two parts of 4 hours. I have finished the first part last week, and I will meet with my technical interviewer tomorrow to review it and see if I will be moving on to the second part or not.



    However, since I had a lot of free time, I've branched the first phase of the project and worked on it a couple days on a local environment. This means I have a high quality project to deliver for phase two, but I have spent a lot more than 4 hours on it.



    It is important for them that I spend the time correctly, so they can see how fast I can write code.



    I'll be meeting with my interviewing manager tomorrow and I don't know if I should mention any of it, what do you think?










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      I'm in a hiring process where I have 8 hours to build a project.



      The project is split in two parts of 4 hours. I have finished the first part last week, and I will meet with my technical interviewer tomorrow to review it and see if I will be moving on to the second part or not.



      However, since I had a lot of free time, I've branched the first phase of the project and worked on it a couple days on a local environment. This means I have a high quality project to deliver for phase two, but I have spent a lot more than 4 hours on it.



      It is important for them that I spend the time correctly, so they can see how fast I can write code.



      I'll be meeting with my interviewing manager tomorrow and I don't know if I should mention any of it, what do you think?










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      I'm in a hiring process where I have 8 hours to build a project.



      The project is split in two parts of 4 hours. I have finished the first part last week, and I will meet with my technical interviewer tomorrow to review it and see if I will be moving on to the second part or not.



      However, since I had a lot of free time, I've branched the first phase of the project and worked on it a couple days on a local environment. This means I have a high quality project to deliver for phase two, but I have spent a lot more than 4 hours on it.



      It is important for them that I spend the time correctly, so they can see how fast I can write code.



      I'll be meeting with my interviewing manager tomorrow and I don't know if I should mention any of it, what do you think?







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