Pretty good place to start.
Politics; too slow-moving; boring work.
I was asked simple questions, such as the difference between an abstract class and an interface. They also asked about the difference between `final`, `finally`, and `finalize` methods. Then, they gave me a programming task where I had to print the e
Phone interview via Webex, which showed slides online. There were a bunch of programming questions on the slides. Questions ranged from simple algorithm questions, like finding anagrams, to more complicated design and debugging questions. A 1:1 inte
Was first sent a short logic quiz that was multiple-choice on basic OOP. Reached out for a 60-minute technical interview with an engineer, then a behavioral interview after that.
I was asked simple questions, such as the difference between an abstract class and an interface. They also asked about the difference between `final`, `finally`, and `finalize` methods. Then, they gave me a programming task where I had to print the e
Phone interview via Webex, which showed slides online. There were a bunch of programming questions on the slides. Questions ranged from simple algorithm questions, like finding anagrams, to more complicated design and debugging questions. A 1:1 inte
Was first sent a short logic quiz that was multiple-choice on basic OOP. Reached out for a 60-minute technical interview with an engineer, then a behavioral interview after that.