Good workplace and nice colleagues.
Everything needs a long process.
Phone screen with the hiring manager, followed a few days later by an on-site interview with a succession of paired team members. They asked me about my general experience and software tools I was familiar with. There was one instance of whiteboard p
5 rounds of LC-like coding exercises. Recursive, DP, etc. Pretty intense, but friendly. You get hints and suggestions, more like discussions of pros and cons of different implementation trade-offs. Overall: Positive. Got an offer out of it.
Details in the job listing had little to do with software development tools/process, but it was still marked as "software engineer internship." I applied and got an on-campus interview in November 2016. There were two 30-minute interviews: one techni
Phone screen with the hiring manager, followed a few days later by an on-site interview with a succession of paired team members. They asked me about my general experience and software tools I was familiar with. There was one instance of whiteboard p
5 rounds of LC-like coding exercises. Recursive, DP, etc. Pretty intense, but friendly. You get hints and suggestions, more like discussions of pros and cons of different implementation trade-offs. Overall: Positive. Got an offer out of it.
Details in the job listing had little to do with software development tools/process, but it was still marked as "software engineer internship." I applied and got an on-campus interview in November 2016. There were two 30-minute interviews: one techni