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A recruiter reached out to me and immediately set up a web interview with an Engineering Manager based in Switzerland. He mostly asked questions about my experience and things I've worked on. He dove into some technical details of past projects, but
Introduction of yourself through the email with CV, a telephone interview, technical review (2 or 3 rounds, probably some coding too), the Human Resources interview, checking and verification, and the final offer. That is all the things that I know a
It was a pretty standard interview process: * HR Screening (30 min) * Hiring manager behavioral interview (45 min): Talked about my previous experience. * Technical interview where I had to solve LC easy-medium questions (45 min) * System de
A recruiter reached out to me and immediately set up a web interview with an Engineering Manager based in Switzerland. He mostly asked questions about my experience and things I've worked on. He dove into some technical details of past projects, but
Introduction of yourself through the email with CV, a telephone interview, technical review (2 or 3 rounds, probably some coding too), the Human Resources interview, checking and verification, and the final offer. That is all the things that I know a
It was a pretty standard interview process: * HR Screening (30 min) * Hiring manager behavioral interview (45 min): Talked about my previous experience. * Technical interview where I had to solve LC easy-medium questions (45 min) * System de