I applied online via a career website and was contacted by the recruiter within 24 hours.

We did not have a phone chat, and I was fast-forwarded to the phone interview.

My interview questions were pretty basic. I had two LeetCode-style questions:

• One wrap-line problem.
• One kth element from a sorted array problem.

I addressed most edge cases on the first question. For the second, I initially provided three suboptimal solutions before coding an optimal one after receiving a hint.

About a week later, I received an email stating they were still waiting for feedback from other team members.

I assume this meant I passed the coding round, but something else went wrong.

I was not provided with feedback, or the feedback was very minimal.

The interview questions were basic, LeetCode medium-easy.

Wrap lines at the nth character using a greedy approach. If a new line would break a word, keep the word on a separate line.

Return the kth element from an unsorted array. They wanted a solution that was not heap-based or sort-based (both would have given n log n time complexity). They were expecting something simpler, perhaps using two variables: one always keeping the maximum, and the other being a buffer of the first, which only contained the previously found maximum.

Yes, very basic questions.