There were limited interviewers, and the whole process was very crowded. I had to wait for 4 hours between each round, doing absolutely nothing. Interviewers were absolute stupids; I really wonder how these idiots are recruited. These people learned by heart each and every algorithm and data structure, and I am absolutely sure they cannot do anything worthwhile in their life beyond it. They have no idea about the process of analysis and thought. The questions were silly, but they expected answers in 5 minutes (which means you cannot answer if you do not know it already). I didn't expect they would ask silly algorithms rather than complicated analysis of memory models, concurrent programming, PPL, TMP, RTTI, RAII, core OOPS, and design patterns. Algorithms are fine if asked and given enough time. They did just the opposite. I am absolutely ashamed to have taken this interview. I will never attend Adobe again, and I already got selected for another company later, and I am happy about it.

Final word of caution: If you are one of those robotic engineers only looking for money and know each and every concept by heart, you are the one to be in the company.

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