Got on pretty quickly, actually.
They never reached out to inform about the rejection.
It was two back-to-back live-coding sessions. The first was simple OOD, and the second was LC hard. Definitely look into LC-tagged questions. There were two interviewers per meeting. I applied in August, and the final round was scheduled in November.
Good process, though lengthy. Felt the interview was tougher than required, but was able to pass luckily. Gave the HackerRank test and was sent directly to Super Day. After Super Day, there were two LeetCode medium-type questions, and then the off
It was based on the course they provided. They focused on basic programming language, DSA concepts, and a few questions on projects. Topics covered included: * Array * Linked list * Graphs * BST * Stacks and queues These sessions happen
It was two back-to-back live-coding sessions. The first was simple OOD, and the second was LC hard. Definitely look into LC-tagged questions. There were two interviewers per meeting. I applied in August, and the final round was scheduled in November.
Good process, though lengthy. Felt the interview was tougher than required, but was able to pass luckily. Gave the HackerRank test and was sent directly to Super Day. After Super Day, there were two LeetCode medium-type questions, and then the off
It was based on the course they provided. They focused on basic programming language, DSA concepts, and a few questions on projects. Topics covered included: * Array * Linked list * Graphs * BST * Stacks and queues These sessions happen