Easy to get complacent.
After applying online, I received a phone call interview. During the interview, they asked algorithm questions. I had to solve a problem in a Google Doc online. The question was also provided in the Google Doc for clear understanding.
The interviews were two 1.5-hour sessions. Mostly technical questions on simple algorithms (sorting, search, etc.) were asked. I was asked to write code. My previous experiences were not discussed at all. All in all, it felt more like a school ex
Two phone interviews and a day of in-person interviews. Know your data structures and how to apply them to different problems. They are not going to ask you, "What is an in-order traversal?" but they might ask how best to display a binary search tr
After applying online, I received a phone call interview. During the interview, they asked algorithm questions. I had to solve a problem in a Google Doc online. The question was also provided in the Google Doc for clear understanding.
The interviews were two 1.5-hour sessions. Mostly technical questions on simple algorithms (sorting, search, etc.) were asked. I was asked to write code. My previous experiences were not discussed at all. All in all, it felt more like a school ex
Two phone interviews and a day of in-person interviews. Know your data structures and how to apply them to different problems. They are not going to ask you, "What is an in-order traversal?" but they might ask how best to display a binary search tr