Showed a lot about the company, its goals, and allowed me to learn more than just programming.
It was not as technical as I wanted.
The interview started with a HackerRank problem set, communicated over the phone. The problem set included questions about the output of closures and three basic data structure problems. Next, I was called for a face-to-face interview. The first int
Round 1 - MCQ questions A mix of aptitude, quant, and technical questions were presented. The questions were easy. Round 2 - Technical Interview The interviewer tested my knowledge of data structures, including AVL trees and sorting algorithms. I
Straightforward, with a mix of behavioral and technical questions. It was comparably easy to interviews at some of the big companies in the Bay Area, such as FANG, where they ask a ton of LeetCode-style questions.
The interview started with a HackerRank problem set, communicated over the phone. The problem set included questions about the output of closures and three basic data structure problems. Next, I was called for a face-to-face interview. The first int
Round 1 - MCQ questions A mix of aptitude, quant, and technical questions were presented. The questions were easy. Round 2 - Technical Interview The interviewer tested my knowledge of data structures, including AVL trees and sorting algorithms. I
Straightforward, with a mix of behavioral and technical questions. It was comparably easy to interviews at some of the big companies in the Bay Area, such as FANG, where they ask a ton of LeetCode-style questions.