You learn a lot, and work on a huge scale.
Sometimes it can get really stressful due to hard deadlines.
R1: OA R2: Low-level design (behavioral) and one LeetCode-style low-level design question. R2: Deep dive into behavioral questions. R3: Two LeetCode questions with a deep dive into each.
It has 3 stages. First is coding, where they ask you two questions and want you to write a simple code. Second is behavioral questions. Last is a video interview, which takes about 30 minutes. They want you to explain how you wrote the code.
The interview process began with an initial phone screen, followed by an online assessment and a final round of four interviews. The self-administered, online assessment consisted of two easy-to-medium algorithmic coding problems (like on HackerRank
R1: OA R2: Low-level design (behavioral) and one LeetCode-style low-level design question. R2: Deep dive into behavioral questions. R3: Two LeetCode questions with a deep dive into each.
It has 3 stages. First is coding, where they ask you two questions and want you to write a simple code. Second is behavioral questions. Last is a video interview, which takes about 30 minutes. They want you to explain how you wrote the code.
The interview process began with an initial phone screen, followed by an online assessment and a final round of four interviews. The self-administered, online assessment consisted of two easy-to-medium algorithmic coding problems (like on HackerRank