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They held a coding competition at my university, then they contacted me for an on-campus interview. After I passed that one, they invited me to the final onsite interview, which consisted of filling whiteboards and a coding challenge.
I had a first-level coding interview with a developer. It went well, and I was invited for a second interview with the PM. During the interview, one of the questions was, "How can we make it easier for employers to find candidates?" I replied, "If
I wouldn't suggest anyone apply because of Indeed's unethical and predatory hiring practices. I had a 30-minute interview at the school, and was asked a simple algorithms question. Then, I was invited to an on-site interview at their headquarters.
They held a coding competition at my university, then they contacted me for an on-campus interview. After I passed that one, they invited me to the final onsite interview, which consisted of filling whiteboards and a coding challenge.
I had a first-level coding interview with a developer. It went well, and I was invited for a second interview with the PM. During the interview, one of the questions was, "How can we make it easier for employers to find candidates?" I replied, "If