Very good job. You take it.
Don't know about it. Bye.
I had one phone interview and was invited for an on-site interview. The phone interview was about encoding and decoding a string. The main task was to code a program that returns A3B3C2 given AAABBBCC as an input. There were many follow-up question
I was contacted by a recruiter and had one phone call with her. We then set up two technical calls, and I was contacted over the phone twice for those. I was required to code in a Google Doc while the interviewer watched me. I was also able to ask qu
It was good, but the hiring freeze was frustrating, to say the least. I think I got through the first phone interview at least, though, before the hiring freeze canceled my onsite.
I had one phone interview and was invited for an on-site interview. The phone interview was about encoding and decoding a string. The main task was to code a program that returns A3B3C2 given AAABBBCC as an input. There were many follow-up question
I was contacted by a recruiter and had one phone call with her. We then set up two technical calls, and I was contacted over the phone twice for those. I was required to code in a Google Doc while the interviewer watched me. I was also able to ask qu
It was good, but the hiring freeze was frustrating, to say the least. I think I got through the first phone interview at least, though, before the hiring freeze canceled my onsite.