The interview was divided into three parts:
Hire Vue questions (record a response to a predetermined question) and some mini-games with basic pattern recognition and arithmetic.
Coding Questions. I had two questions: one about keeping track of mining robots (the hard question) and one about a merge sort (medium difficulty question). I did not complete the test cases for both, but I was at least able to complete some, and I still got hired. Don't worry too much if you don't complete them completely. After this, I got a call from a recruiter confirming information on my resume.
Two one-hour face-to-face interviews with hiring managers. They asked similar questions to the behavioral Hire Vue interview. Just have answers ready to the commonly asked STAR questions and you'll be fine.
Q: Describe a time you had some conflict or failed.
Q: Merge these two sorted arrays.
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