There was interesting work to do there.
You need to work hard.
The interview process is very LeetCode-based. It's pretty old-fashioned, focusing more on algorithm knowledge versus problem-solving. It is good for fresh graduates. Otherwise, make sure you know a lot and have solved many algorithms before you star
The process was one round of coding and one round of behavior, featuring a LeetCode hard problem and project sharing. I did pretty well in both and still got rejected. - LeetCode: A graph-related problem. - Project sharing: An interview focusing on
I was applying for an Android position. The phone screen was very Android-oriented. The virtual on-site consisted of four interviews: * System design * Behavioral with HM * Another very Android-focused interview * One DS/A interview
The interview process is very LeetCode-based. It's pretty old-fashioned, focusing more on algorithm knowledge versus problem-solving. It is good for fresh graduates. Otherwise, make sure you know a lot and have solved many algorithms before you star
The process was one round of coding and one round of behavior, featuring a LeetCode hard problem and project sharing. I did pretty well in both and still got rejected. - LeetCode: A graph-related problem. - Project sharing: An interview focusing on
I was applying for an Android position. The phone screen was very Android-oriented. The virtual on-site consisted of four interviews: * System design * Behavioral with HM * Another very Android-focused interview * One DS/A interview