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The first part of the interview was a phone interview where they asked two technical questions. Once I passed that, I was invited to CA for a six-round interview process. I was advised to try again in six months.
I had two back-to-back technical interviews for an undergrad position. After the interviews, the team matching process took a month. I accepted the offer but moved to the Zurich office due to COVID and timezone differences.
I had a phone screen where the interviewer didn't ask me to write any code. Following this, I received an email offering an onsite interview. I mentioned to the recruiter that the initial interviewer hadn't requested any coding. As a result, I had t
The first part of the interview was a phone interview where they asked two technical questions. Once I passed that, I was invited to CA for a six-round interview process. I was advised to try again in six months.
I had two back-to-back technical interviews for an undergrad position. After the interviews, the team matching process took a month. I accepted the offer but moved to the Zurich office due to COVID and timezone differences.
I had a phone screen where the interviewer didn't ask me to write any code. Following this, I received an email offering an onsite interview. I mentioned to the recruiter that the initial interviewer hadn't requested any coding. As a result, I had t