I had an interview with LINE that I really enjoyed. I prefer take home assignments, but their homework wasn't to code, it was an intentionally bad project. You could fix the problems and they would review your code or you could just state your findings.

I feel like it was the best of both styles of interviewing. People who hate in interviewing whiteboarding can show their skills on their own time, but if you're optimizing for packing in as many interviews in as possible you haven't written any unnecessary code.