Goldman Sachs

Smooth but tough questions were asked, and the main questions were related to coding skills. If you are good in data structures, then go for a Goldman Sachs interview. They are more focused on in-depth knowledge.

It was a CoderPad test. They asked me three questions: * One on stacks * One on Greedy (which was a bit weird, to be honest) * One on dynamic programming The first question was pretty straightforward, but I got stuck on the Greedy one for a

First round: Hackerrank - Overall difficulty 3/5 (both coding and math questions). Second round: HR interview - Recorded video answers submitted on their website to timed questions. Third round: In-person - Two rounds of interviews with two differe