I interviewed for a Software Engineering Intern position at Booking.com in Amsterdam. The application process is quite straightforward. First, you apply and then wait for about a month until a recruiter reviews your CV. After that, you receive an on
There were three rounds of screening. The first was based on the CV. If selected, you would complete an at-home coding test consisting of two LeetCode-style exercises set within the Booking context. After passing that, you would be invited for an in
I completed the HackerRank challenge and passed it. After a few days, I was contacted by HR and scheduled a first non-technical interview, followed by a technical one four days later. As you can see, the questions were simple, but I got nervous and
I interviewed for a Software Engineering Intern position at Booking.com in Amsterdam. The application process is quite straightforward. First, you apply and then wait for about a month until a recruiter reviews your CV. After that, you receive an on
There were three rounds of screening. The first was based on the CV. If selected, you would complete an at-home coding test consisting of two LeetCode-style exercises set within the Booking context. After passing that, you would be invited for an in
I completed the HackerRank challenge and passed it. After a few days, I was contacted by HR and scheduled a first non-technical interview, followed by a technical one four days later. As you can see, the questions were simple, but I got nervous and