Food, benefits, nice people, no pressure.
far from my hometown
There were two on-site technical interviews, each with two interviewers. The interview focused mainly on solving technical programming problems. I was asked to: * Implement an LRU cache. * Calculate the greatest sum of sub-arrays. * Write a functio
At first, the interviewers introduce themselves and tell you about what their teams do. Then, you introduce yourself. After that, they ask three technical questions. In the end, they give you time to ask questions.
Boring questions, generic ones, sorting a list, a 3-color array... the usual stuff. The interviewers seemed sleepy, and I don't think they were interested in the interview. It was a waste of time. I would not want to work there.
There were two on-site technical interviews, each with two interviewers. The interview focused mainly on solving technical programming problems. I was asked to: * Implement an LRU cache. * Calculate the greatest sum of sub-arrays. * Write a functio
At first, the interviewers introduce themselves and tell you about what their teams do. Then, you introduce yourself. After that, they ask three technical questions. In the end, they give you time to ask questions.
Boring questions, generic ones, sorting a list, a 3-color array... the usual stuff. The interviewers seemed sleepy, and I don't think they were interested in the interview. It was a waste of time. I would not want to work there.