It's good and fine in work-life.
No K with the environment.
I had a 45-minute technical phone screen where I solved a LeetCode-style problem, discussed my approach, coded in a Google Doc, and answered follow-ups. For onsites, I tackled 2-3 rounds: * Coding (arrays, graphs, DP) with iterative improvements
Very good experience, helped a lot. It has three different stages for the interview. The first stage requires you to have skill in the language you are using.
Great! They really took the initiative to ask me questions, and I gave them answers. So, not bad? Totally. Perhaps some more words could be added here.
I had a 45-minute technical phone screen where I solved a LeetCode-style problem, discussed my approach, coded in a Google Doc, and answered follow-ups. For onsites, I tackled 2-3 rounds: * Coding (arrays, graphs, DP) with iterative improvements
Very good experience, helped a lot. It has three different stages for the interview. The first stage requires you to have skill in the language you are using.
Great! They really took the initiative to ask me questions, and I gave them answers. So, not bad? Totally. Perhaps some more words could be added here.