I applied through college or university. The process took 1 week.
This was an On Campus opportunity. First was the Online Assessment, which consisted of 2 questions, solved both. Then they scheduled two rounds of mandatory interviews, both focusing on:
The first question was standard Longest Common Subsequence; interviewers expected me to first explain the brute force solution and then move on to the optimal approach.
The next question was Merge Two Sorted Linked Lists.
Given an array, you can do a merge operation where you merge (or sum) two adjacent equal numbers, remove both the numbers, and replace with the new merged number. For example, [3 1 1] becomes [3 2]. Now you can operate an infinite number of times, and you need to return the smallest final array after doing all the possible operations optimally, e.g., for [1 1 1 1] the answer will be [4] and not [1 2 1].
The question was Kth Smallest Element in a Sorted Matrix.
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