It was very cool learning and associating with so many talented, hardworking people.
It was occasionally challenging to navigate certain projects with deadlines.
The technical interview pushes your limits on your understanding of optimization problems. I felt that my studies only scratched the surface of the critical thinking required for this position, and that was pretty much how it went.
I completed a LeetCode problem and discussed my solution. The interviewers were nice, and there was very little of note happening. I wrote on a whiteboard and spoke about myself a little beforehand. I repeated this process three times across differen
The interview was very standard. They asked very basic questions, such as: * Where you live * How you commute * What your availability is One question they asked was what you think about the company. You know right after if you are hired or not.
The technical interview pushes your limits on your understanding of optimization problems. I felt that my studies only scratched the surface of the critical thinking required for this position, and that was pretty much how it went.
I completed a LeetCode problem and discussed my solution. The interviewers were nice, and there was very little of note happening. I wrote on a whiteboard and spoke about myself a little beforehand. I repeated this process three times across differen
The interview was very standard. They asked very basic questions, such as: * Where you live * How you commute * What your availability is One question they asked was what you think about the company. You know right after if you are hired or not.