Initially, I was sent an OA that focused on OOP, instead of LeetCode-style questions. The next round was a phone interview with a developer that required a deep understanding of Python concepts, such as OOP concepts and other language-specific features. The final round interview came after and involved two sections. One section focused on OOP design questions with a case study; the other section was a traditional LeetCode-style question. Overall, it was a smooth process from start to finish. It took a little while to receive a response after each stage, but the interviewers and HR were friendly.

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