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> At our company, we ask candidates to write an instruction for the
> process of making coffee. They can do this at home, in two or three
> days:
>
> "Describe clearly and concisely the procedure to make a pot of coffee,
> for someone with a normal level of intelligence, who for
> whatever reason
> never made coffee before. Imagine someone finding a coffee making
> machine in a holiday cottage, who has to make coffee for the
> first time
> using the instruction you have written, which lies next to
> the machine.
> You are completely free in how you create this instruction. The reader
> has the coffee machine, coffee filters, a pack of coffee, a measuring
> spoon, scissors and a water tap. If you want you can explain your
> choices in an accompanying letter or e-mail."
Jeez..........
I'd have to buy a coffee machine.
I haven't made coffee in twenty?... thirty?... years.
I think I recall something about " and one for the pot". Hmmm.
:-)
Kevin (who drinks green tea, but prefers hot chocolate... or any kinda
chocolate, really)
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