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A great and challenging experience. There were 4 technical rounds and a 1-hour lunch. The problems were of average difficulty. You will likely encounter many of them during your technical interview preparation, but do expect to go further than simp

I spoke with four interviewers. They asked about classic algorithm questions. One thing worth noting is that they allowed me to program on a laptop, instead of on a whiteboard. They mentioned it was part of the new hiring process.

Two phone interviews followed by an onsite. The onsite was composed of two interviews before lunch and then two interviews after lunch. All in all, a pretty standard experience. The questions tended to be more math-based, such as sorting and graphi