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Hiring Without Whiteboards
This list highlights technology companies described as having interview processes without whiteboard exercises, for job seekers to consult.
About Hiring Without Whiteboards
Hiring Without Whiteboards is an open source GitHub repository that lists technology companies and teams whose interview processes do not use whiteboard exercises or computer science trivia. The page explains that interviews should resemble day-to-day work, such as discussing a real-world problem, pairing on a practical task, or completing a paid or unpaid take-home exercise. It is intended for job seekers who want to know how particular employers assess candidates.
Each entry lists a company or team, its office locations and whether it hires remotely, and a short description of its interview steps. Contributors can add companies by opening a pull request, and anyone whose recent interview experience differs from the listed description can request removal in the same way. The excerpt does not show job postings, and some entries contain only a location with no interview details.
Key features
- Lists companies and teams whose interviews avoid whiteboard exercises
- Describes interview steps such as take-home projects and pair programming
- Shows office locations and remote hiring availability for listed companies
- Accepts pull requests to add companies or remove inaccurate entries
- Includes reading links on interview practice and past discussion threads
Best for: Job seekers who want to see how specific technology companies structure their technical interviews before applying.
Good for
- Entries describe the interview steps for many companies, which helps candidates prepare.
- Open source and hosted on GitHub, so the list and its changes can be reviewed publicly.
- Includes a stated process for reporting entries whose interview experience differs from the description.
Watch out for
- Entries are contributed by people rather than verified by the page, and may not reflect current interview practice.
- Some entries list only a location and no interview details.
- The page is a list of companies and does not show open job positions.
Hiring Without Whiteboards at a glance
- Category
- Business & Careers › Job Boards & Careers
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Hiring Without Whiteboards FAQ
How is a company added to the list?
The repository asks contributors to open a pull request to be added.
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If a recent interview experience differs from the company's description, the page asks people to open a pull request to remove it from the list.
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