It was the first round of a 1-hour phone interview. Before the interview, I was informed about what I was supposed to do in the first round: C++ related questions and a task. I was also provided with a HackerRank link. The interviewer called me on time, and immediately after introducing himself, he started describing the interview task. The interview was going quite well; the interviewer was responsive and helpful. He clearly answered my questions about the performance requirements of the expected solution and so on. I was a bit nervous and spent a lot of time (my bad) thinking about the solution design. Actually, I did not implement the final solution, but it was clear that the interviewer saw my understanding. At the end of the interview, we had a brief talk about how an optimal solution could be implemented.
Given a set of airports and an adjacency matrix that describes whether a route is possible between each pair of airports, implement an algorithm that returns all possible routes between two selected airports.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Bloomberg LP Trading, Analytics and Execution Engineer role in Russia.
Bloomberg LP's interview process for their Trading, Analytics and Execution Engineer roles in Russia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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