Was given a coding challenge with a one-hour deadline. I think there were some bugs in my solution, but the code was rather well-written, and they decided to move me to the next round. I fumbled a little during the technical phone screen, which I guess resulted in the rejection. I feel like they didn't give me the benefit of the doubt. I wish they had given me a better chance to show my skillset. Overall, though, I still think highly of this company and have heard very good things about their work-life balance, which is part of what drew me to them.

Question about graph traversal (Dijkstra, and A-Star).