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Very hard and crazy questions that I would have never gotten in a million years. Good luck to you if you have that interview with them, lol. Wish you the very, very best.

I was flown into NYC for an interview. It was a quick meeting with HR, followed by five (or was it six?) 45-minute whiteboard sessions with engineers. I had a lunch break with another engineer. I'm terrible at those things. In fact, I'd never done a

I think the interview process was good. They take prior experience into account, with a heavy emphasis on a technical portion. If you are technically competent and fit into the company culture, then it goes smoothly.