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Very process-oriented, which makes it hard to make changes.
Applied online. Got contacted by a university recruiter. Had a phone interview and passed it. Then the recruiter called me to inform me of the onsite interview at San Francisco. The onsite had 4 interviews in a row. I think I completed all the questi
I was contacted by a friendly recruiter, who stayed with me throughout the entire process. The first interview was more of a "get to know you" conversation. After that, I completed a one-hour coding sample in Java, where I solved two problems. Fin
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.
Applied online. Got contacted by a university recruiter. Had a phone interview and passed it. Then the recruiter called me to inform me of the onsite interview at San Francisco. The onsite had 4 interviews in a row. I think I completed all the questi
I was contacted by a friendly recruiter, who stayed with me throughout the entire process. The first interview was more of a "get to know you" conversation. After that, I completed a one-hour coding sample in Java, where I solved two problems. Fin
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.