They bent over backwards to bring me on for my skills. It was long-distance remote. Compensation was good.
My boss's boss played "little emperor" games. He didn't want anyone else knowing how to do what our group did (distribution facility floor simulation). Others wanted a tool that would let them answer the simpler questions themselves. He'd brought me on to show he was trying to do that, then hobbled me to show it wasn't feasible.
His subordinates (the level of my boss) pumped him up to external organizations to get him promoted out of the department.
Also, the 12 tenets (or whatever) were used more often as weapons than as guide stars.
Get a little more cutthroat. Other managers could see clearly what this guy was doing.
The first coding round was easy. The second round was a little more difficult. I will add more details later when I have more time. The interviewer was nice and humble, and helpful when hints were needed. The response was quick too.
This consists of two easy coding problems that you need to solve in 105 minutes, along with explaining your approach and time complexity. I don’t remember the exact problems, but the topics covered were generally arrays: * Insertion in a sorted arr
Some Leetcode rounds, ranging in difficulty from easy to medium, were followed by leadership principles questions. I also had a few chats with the hiring manager. Overall, the difficulty was reasonable with just a little bit of preparation. It was a
The first coding round was easy. The second round was a little more difficult. I will add more details later when I have more time. The interviewer was nice and humble, and helpful when hints were needed. The response was quick too.
This consists of two easy coding problems that you need to solve in 105 minutes, along with explaining your approach and time complexity. I don’t remember the exact problems, but the topics covered were generally arrays: * Insertion in a sorted arr
Some Leetcode rounds, ranging in difficulty from easy to medium, were followed by leadership principles questions. I also had a few chats with the hiring manager. Overall, the difficulty was reasonable with just a little bit of preparation. It was a