800 € of benefits + working with incredible people
None at all, really.
A three-step process: 1. Two LeetCode questions. 2. A behavioral and code review. 3. A 'whiteboard' session. The first questions are similar to LeetCode mediums. The second stage is multiple choice. The last stage has one full code question and the
My final round interview was 45 minutes long. It included 15 minutes of resume-based questions and 30 minutes of coding questions. The coding question was algorithm-based. Mine was based on a binary tree.
The technical questions were quite difficult for someone who was a freshman, in my opinion. That being said, I know I could have prepared more for the interview, so it is equally my fault.
A three-step process: 1. Two LeetCode questions. 2. A behavioral and code review. 3. A 'whiteboard' session. The first questions are similar to LeetCode mediums. The second stage is multiple choice. The last stage has one full code question and the
My final round interview was 45 minutes long. It included 15 minutes of resume-based questions and 30 minutes of coding questions. The coding question was algorithm-based. Mine was based on a binary tree.
The technical questions were quite difficult for someone who was a freshman, in my opinion. That being said, I know I could have prepared more for the interview, so it is equally my fault.