It is the best place to learn from customer-facing projects.
Too many projects are running in parallel, which requires a lot of context switching.
30 minutes: basic questions and technical interview. Call on Teams, use your code editor of choice, and talk during your technical interview. I'm here to do research. I am just typing to get enough words to get me out.
The first interview was a peer interview. I was asked questions about ML/AI: * Explain the precision/recall tradeoff. * What is the F1 score? * How to deal with overfitting? * How to deal with certain situations of model training?
The programming interviews went great, and I solved all the questions. They had a systems engineering round at the end, which the interviewer showed up late for, didn't turn on her camera, and asked me questions for only 12 minutes of the scheduled
30 minutes: basic questions and technical interview. Call on Teams, use your code editor of choice, and talk during your technical interview. I'm here to do research. I am just typing to get enough words to get me out.
The first interview was a peer interview. I was asked questions about ML/AI: * Explain the precision/recall tradeoff. * What is the F1 score? * How to deal with overfitting? * How to deal with certain situations of model training?
The programming interviews went great, and I solved all the questions. They had a systems engineering round at the end, which the interviewer showed up late for, didn't turn on her camera, and asked me questions for only 12 minutes of the scheduled