Best in class at a fang company.
Hard problem solving: you have to be a problem solver.
I applied off-campus and got the call for a written test. It had 3 coding questions and needed to be solved in 30 minutes, but I couldn't solve all the questions.
Reached out by a recruiter (I think it was from an RPO). Set up a phone interview for a simple Graph problem. Four onsite interviews followed, including one Googlyness round. These included two array questions and one DP problem with sub-parts.
Had a phone interview round. It lasted for 45 minutes. The difficulty level was medium. Array-based questions. Linked list questions. The interviewer was helpful and encouraging. A constructive approach is the best way to crack this round. If you a
I applied off-campus and got the call for a written test. It had 3 coding questions and needed to be solved in 30 minutes, but I couldn't solve all the questions.
Reached out by a recruiter (I think it was from an RPO). Set up a phone interview for a simple Graph problem. Four onsite interviews followed, including one Googlyness round. These included two array questions and one DP problem with sub-parts.
Had a phone interview round. It lasted for 45 minutes. The difficulty level was medium. Array-based questions. Linked list questions. The interviewer was helpful and encouraging. A constructive approach is the best way to crack this round. If you a