There are many good intentions behind GitHub's process. They don't fall for the LeetCode-style interviews that you see everywhere now. They've opted for a real-world problem instead, which is a lot more interesting and fun to work on. Unfortunately,
Applied for a role online. Heard back from a recruiter 1 week later regarding the position. This was followed by an explanation about an online coding quiz. The coding quiz, as of March 2017, consists of implementing a Battleship game in a pre-mad
I applied for a Senior Software Engineer role, and they immediately sent me into a take-home coding exercise. The task was to implement an HTTP service for storing and accessing data. I completed it quite easily, including some additional unit tests
There are many good intentions behind GitHub's process. They don't fall for the LeetCode-style interviews that you see everywhere now. They've opted for a real-world problem instead, which is a lot more interesting and fun to work on. Unfortunately,
Applied for a role online. Heard back from a recruiter 1 week later regarding the position. This was followed by an explanation about an online coding quiz. The coding quiz, as of March 2017, consists of implementing a Battleship game in a pre-mad
I applied for a Senior Software Engineer role, and they immediately sent me into a take-home coding exercise. The task was to implement an HTTP service for storing and accessing data. I completed it quite easily, including some additional unit tests