Had two phone interviews. The questions started simply, like implementing a count dictionary, and the interviewer built upon it. I had a reasonable amount of time to solve the questions. The interviewers were nice and collaborative.
I had a very easy on-campus interview and was then invited to the final round. I then had three back-to-back pair programming interviews onsite. Some people were asked to have a fourth interview. What surprised me most was that there were no algor
During an over-the-shoulder code challenge on a Zoom call with a mutual editor, I was told it would be purely vanilla JavaScript. However, it actually turned out to be using a framework. This frustrated the interviewer when I kept trying to solve the
Had two phone interviews. The questions started simply, like implementing a count dictionary, and the interviewer built upon it. I had a reasonable amount of time to solve the questions. The interviewers were nice and collaborative.
I had a very easy on-campus interview and was then invited to the final round. I then had three back-to-back pair programming interviews onsite. Some people were asked to have a fourth interview. What surprised me most was that there were no algor
During an over-the-shoulder code challenge on a Zoom call with a mutual editor, I was told it would be purely vanilla JavaScript. However, it actually turned out to be using a framework. This frustrated the interviewer when I kept trying to solve the