The first part was a HackerRank 60-minute test. It had 14 selection questions and 3 programming exercises. The programming languages available in the editor were: * C# * Java * Kotlin * JS * Objective C * Swift Autocompletion was disabled.
Average interview. I really liked most of the interviews, but one interviewer behaved as if they had some preconceived notions. They have huge open spaces with a ton of people, but really a small amount of space, at least for me. They have an on-ca
I was contacted by a recruiter soon after I applied. The recruiter sent me a link to a Hackerrank test. The test contained a total of 17 questions, with 3 coding questions and 14 MCQs.
The first part was a HackerRank 60-minute test. It had 14 selection questions and 3 programming exercises. The programming languages available in the editor were: * C# * Java * Kotlin * JS * Objective C * Swift Autocompletion was disabled.
Average interview. I really liked most of the interviews, but one interviewer behaved as if they had some preconceived notions. They have huge open spaces with a ton of people, but really a small amount of space, at least for me. They have an on-ca
I was contacted by a recruiter soon after I applied. The recruiter sent me a link to a Hackerrank test. The test contained a total of 17 questions, with 3 coding questions and 14 MCQs.