The company was driven and focused.
Work could be a grind.
The process began with a generic OA on HackerRank, which was sent automatically after applying. If successful on the OA, a live interview followed. I did not advance past the live interview, where generic DSA questions were asked.
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
Received a link to complete an online assessment through HackerRank. There were two medium difficulty questions with a one-hour time limit. I never received a score and was rejected a couple of days later.
The process began with a generic OA on HackerRank, which was sent automatically after applying. If successful on the OA, a live interview followed. I did not advance past the live interview, where generic DSA questions were asked.
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
Received a link to complete an online assessment through HackerRank. There were two medium difficulty questions with a one-hour time limit. I never received a score and was rejected a couple of days later.