Don't force Curve. It's toxic!
I had an on-campus interview where I had to pair program with an engineer. I had to design an LRU cache that had no constraints on time complexity. I implemented a class that worked perfectly, but I got a rejection three days later.
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. The next round was scheduled as a phone interview, but it was changed to a take-home assignment. I submitted the assignment ahead of time, but it was apparently missed. I resent the solution, and the next r
They have a lot of internal divisions, and you can be bounced around before they send you to the right team. I scheduled the initial two interviews and didn't get passed that. The questions were generally easy, but I think the interviewers were tou
I had an on-campus interview where I had to pair program with an engineer. I had to design an LRU cache that had no constraints on time complexity. I implemented a class that worked perfectly, but I got a rejection three days later.
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. The next round was scheduled as a phone interview, but it was changed to a take-home assignment. I submitted the assignment ahead of time, but it was apparently missed. I resent the solution, and the next r
They have a lot of internal divisions, and you can be bounced around before they send you to the right team. I scheduled the initial two interviews and didn't get passed that. The questions were generally easy, but I think the interviewers were tou