The interview process was pretty smooth but kind of long.
It started with a quick phone interview, followed by an invitation to an onsite interview.
The phone interview was quite easy. I am not a CS major, and the interviewer was aware of this, asking questions tailored to my background.
I had less luck at the onsite. The interviewers seemed to be expecting a solution I hadn't encountered before. However, it wasn't their fault; the question was still relatively easy with good interview preparation and should be very doable with a solid CS background.
I completed two rounds at the onsite and was subsequently sent home, which meant I did not receive an offer as I had expected.
Still, it's a well-run and not too difficult process.
Prove that sqrt(2) is irrational (was only asked this because I was a math major).
Create an iterator for a binary search tree.
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