Nothing that I think of.
A standard interview process: * One HackerRank round (you can complete it any time, with 3 questions and 90 minutes). * One live coding round (with 1 medium question). * One live system design round (a fairly easy system).
0/5, would not recommend. You apply to the role, and without any interaction with a human being, you will receive a link to a HackerRank test. Only after you pass the test, someone will talk to you, but even then, the communication is chaotic at bes
The interview process was fairly regular, involving four interviews in total. All of them were conducted by phone. The first interview was with an HR representative who explained the entire process. The other two were technical interviews. I failed t
A standard interview process: * One HackerRank round (you can complete it any time, with 3 questions and 90 minutes). * One live coding round (with 1 medium question). * One live system design round (a fairly easy system).
0/5, would not recommend. You apply to the role, and without any interaction with a human being, you will receive a link to a HackerRank test. Only after you pass the test, someone will talk to you, but even then, the communication is chaotic at bes
The interview process was fairly regular, involving four interviews in total. All of them were conducted by phone. The first interview was with an HR representative who explained the entire process. The other two were technical interviews. I failed t