Super fast-growing company, with normal growing pains.
We're moving from a pretty siloed company to a very integrated one, and the cross-team communications get overwhelming. The speed of decision-making and engineering productivity have (temporarily?) taken a hit.
So many new people constantly, and everyone tries to be helpful. But with a lack of history, it sometimes slows things down, and we end up revisiting earlier approaches or going in circles a bit.
Applied online, after about two weeks. Received an OA; the OA included 8 questions, which were 2 coding + 6 multiple choice. You need to finish it within 70 minutes. Mostly just asked about algorithms and time complexity problems.
There were two coding rounds. This wasn't a problem on LeetCode, but you can find similar questions from discussions by searching for the company. One round focused on distributed systems design, and another covered Linux/Kubernetes in general. The
The Confluent Online Assessment (OA) on HackerRank lasted 70 minutes and included one challenging question that tested problem-solving skills. After passing the HackerRank coding challenge, the next step in the interview process is the hiring manage
Applied online, after about two weeks. Received an OA; the OA included 8 questions, which were 2 coding + 6 multiple choice. You need to finish it within 70 minutes. Mostly just asked about algorithms and time complexity problems.
There were two coding rounds. This wasn't a problem on LeetCode, but you can find similar questions from discussions by searching for the company. One round focused on distributed systems design, and another covered Linux/Kubernetes in general. The
The Confluent Online Assessment (OA) on HackerRank lasted 70 minutes and included one challenging question that tested problem-solving skills. After passing the HackerRank coding challenge, the next step in the interview process is the hiring manage