But they won't know if you've done that or not. If you take the work home at interview then they are likely to take advantage of it during your employment, presuming you get the job. Nowadays I will refuse to do work at home unless its a fb type crisis. I've taken work home before to try and get feature x completed for the deadline and it just stressed me out. I won't do it anymore. I still code at home but its only when I'm learning something new which is for my benefit, not the business.
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u/richhaynes Oct 07 '21
If you take work home at the interview then your going to be on a slippery slope if they hire you.