I landed in a great team with a complex tier 2 project with quite a lot of impact, but heard stories of not-so-great teams around.
There is no remote work. Development is slow-moving at times.
The interview was smooth and well-informed. I had three interviews in the final round, back-to-back, and the staff was friendly and helped me when I was stuck. The initial coding assessment was easier than the final round one.
It was pretty straightforward, involving a LeetCode question that is commonly asked related to a graph traversal involving a dependency chain, with some follow-ups including runtime and space complexity.
I went through 4 rounds of LeetCode hard interviews. Most of these were conducted on LeetCode. In every interview, the first 10 minutes were dedicated to leadership principles, followed by the LeetCode question. I encountered questions related to 4
The interview was smooth and well-informed. I had three interviews in the final round, back-to-back, and the staff was friendly and helped me when I was stuck. The initial coding assessment was easier than the final round one.
It was pretty straightforward, involving a LeetCode question that is commonly asked related to a graph traversal involving a dependency chain, with some follow-ups including runtime and space complexity.
I went through 4 rounds of LeetCode hard interviews. Most of these were conducted on LeetCode. In every interview, the first 10 minutes were dedicated to leadership principles, followed by the LeetCode question. I encountered questions related to 4