Get Hired By Solving Programming Puzzles

When it comes to down to it practice makes perfect. In order to become a successful programmer you need to keep your skills up-to-date and work on problems outside of those faced at work.

Luckily, there are numerous websites that provide the opportunity to practice. The following blogs comprehensively list most of the puzzle websites that are available to help you practice your skills.

There is one other website that is absent from the lists above that provides programming puzzles.

ITA

ITA Software is a company based out of Cambridge, MA that specializes in the development of airline and travel software. They use programming puzzles to attract and recruit new employees.

They won’t grade your solution if aren’t considering working for them, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t at least try implementing a solution. The puzzles are designed for those looking for a challenge.

If you are ready for the challenge, ITA has two sets of puzzles:

If you have attempted these problems or have been hired as a result of completing one of the problems, please share your experiences.

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