You can develop systems that have a huge impact on millions of users. You can learn a lot.
You have to be thick-skinned to avoid burnout.
Up to now, the relationship with management is very good.
The whiteboard problems were unnervingly simple. Make sure you are maintaining clean code throughout and think out loud. They are not looking for a complete solution, but your process. Be sure to not make any assumptions.
I received a referral through LinkedIn. Two days later, they sent me the link for the online coding assessment. I prepared for 10 days and took the test, but I failed to solve the problems.
Here's a breakdown of the interview process: * **Coding Assessment:** Two timed, medium-difficulty LeetCode questions. * **Online Work Style Assessment:** A simple behavioral simulation to gauge responses to various workplace situations. * *
The whiteboard problems were unnervingly simple. Make sure you are maintaining clean code throughout and think out loud. They are not looking for a complete solution, but your process. Be sure to not make any assumptions.
I received a referral through LinkedIn. Two days later, they sent me the link for the online coding assessment. I prepared for 10 days and took the test, but I failed to solve the problems.
Here's a breakdown of the interview process: * **Coding Assessment:** Two timed, medium-difficulty LeetCode questions. * **Online Work Style Assessment:** A simple behavioral simulation to gauge responses to various workplace situations. * *