The process was pretty simple.
They normally start with a phone screen, but since I was internal, they pushed me right to an in-person interview. It took about a week and a half from the time I applied to the time of my interview.
I was interviewed by three software engineers for an hour.
They asked me about my experience in school and my internship.
They wanted to know about my experience working on group projects and reading other people's code.
They asked a few basic programming questions.
Then they had me work a couple problems on the board.
The first one was designed to make me struggle so that they could see my process.
They were very nice and helped me re-think my approach to the problem.
The other one was a simple pseudo-code problem.
What was a coding project that I was proud of?
Polymorphism and inheritance questions were asked.
What kind of experience I had with different programming languages?
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