A recruiter reached out to me, and then we scheduled a phone interview.
The interviewer asked me a LeetCode question in the "hard" category, involving a greedy algorithm. I found and implemented a sub-optimal solution.
I then progressed to the on-site interview, where I was asked four coding questions and one behavioral question.
The coding questions were in the "medium" to "hard" category. I provided optimal solutions for three of them and an acceptable solution for the other.
The interviewers were helpful, and they seemed happy with my answers at the end. However, I wasn't sure if they had asked all the questions they had in mind.
My package went to the hiring committee, but last week, I was rejected without any feedback.
Medium and hard category LeetCode questions.
There are 2 greedy, 1 dynamic, 1 heap, and 1 hashmap questions. I cannot give more detail.
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