Process
I am a student from UCLA. I talked to their HR at the career fair and got an onsite interview the next day.
They asked me a simple programming problem: How to find the overlap of two rectangles?
The interviewer was one of their IT staff and was really nice.
Questions
The question I mentioned is the only one I received in that interview. However, there were several simple follow-up questions, such as: Does this program work if two given rectangles do not overlap at all?
Those questions were also simple.
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Adobe's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
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