I took a coding assessment, which was difficult, but they were clear that it wasn't expected to be completely finished within the time limit.
After this, there was a phone call that included a technical question, which was simple: just updating values in a process class.
Then, I had an on-site interview that included one design interview, which was pretty simple.
This was followed by a coding challenge, which was to implement a strategy for the Battleship board game, and an interview to go over my implementation.
Everything seemed to go really well, but I still got rejected.
This was incredibly frustrating, given that everything seemed to go seamlessly. Without an offer, it felt like a complete waste of two days.
If you want to keep a running average, and values are updated every second, how would you store the information?
The following metrics were computed from 6 interview experiences for the Akuna Capital C++ Junior Developer role in United States.
Akuna Capital's interview process for their C++ Junior Developer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Akuna Capital's C++ Junior Developer interview process in United States.