Very useful industry experience.
Organized, efficient process.
Friendly, welcoming team with a great intern culture.
Interns don't get as much high-level work, understandably so.
You're right — if rotated $n$ times it's back to fully sorted, so the right half is also sorted and `nums[mid] < nums[r]` would push `r` to `mid`, which is fine because `nums[l]` would eventually be the minimum anyway. The logic still holds; it jus
Pretty light, 2 LC meds and a hard; group matching was a big part of it. Ultimately, it comes down to fit, as they expect a high standard of problem-solving from all their candidates.
I had a 45-minute interview with the hiring manager about Operating Systems and a coding question. I have not heard back after three weeks. I already reached out to the recruiter once. I interviewed for a position on the AMT team.
You're right — if rotated $n$ times it's back to fully sorted, so the right half is also sorted and `nums[mid] < nums[r]` would push `r` to `mid`, which is fine because `nums[l]` would eventually be the minimum anyway. The logic still holds; it jus
Pretty light, 2 LC meds and a hard; group matching was a big part of it. Ultimately, it comes down to fit, as they expect a high standard of problem-solving from all their candidates.
I had a 45-minute interview with the hiring manager about Operating Systems and a coding question. I have not heard back after three weeks. I already reached out to the recruiter once. I interviewed for a position on the AMT team.