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There was a lot of red tape and bureaucracy to get to the on-site. Then, a series of five one-on-one interviews featured a bunch of really good questions. Some basic questions were asked, but then there were many algorithmic challenges, pointer arit

Four rounds, each 45 minutes long. They went well, except for one round where the interviewer was a bit stern and I didn't understand the question for a while. After coding up a basic run of the solution, they asked me about edge cases, even though

Hmm, yeah. If I had to describe the interview process, I would have to say that it was good. Not quite great, but I must say that I did believe it was at least good.