Good mentorship and great benefits were offered.
No cons, really. Everything was great.
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
I passed through two rounds. The first was a standard HR interview, where they asked about my experience and suitability for the role. The second round was a coding interview, where they presented two medium LeetCode questions.
Had a recruiter reach out to me, followed by a resume screen and a technical with Javascript and React programming exercises. The final hiring manager call was discussing past experiences.
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
I passed through two rounds. The first was a standard HR interview, where they asked about my experience and suitability for the role. The second round was a coding interview, where they presented two medium LeetCode questions.
Had a recruiter reach out to me, followed by a resume screen and a technical with Javascript and React programming exercises. The final hiring manager call was discussing past experiences.