This interview was with people from Asset Investment Manager (AIM) group, and they were some of the rudest interviewers I have ever met.
Onsite
Round 1:
Describe your favorite project, followed by a series of trivia questions related to the languages listed on my resume. The interviewer at some point was specifically looking for my answers to exactly match the answers in his head and looked disappointed when I did not answer it that way. It's not a Q&A session; they should learn to be more mature when asking such trivia questions.
Then, a medium LeetCode question related to scheduling – I solved it and ran test cases.
Then, the next question, related to strings, could not be coded completely because of time constraints.
Round 2:
Another rapid trivia session and favorite project.
A medium LeetCode question on graphs.
Meeting room scheduling
Merge accounts graph
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