I failed at the initial screening. The interviewer asked about a mutex and how two processes can communicate with each other. I got nervous and couldn't explain my thoughts properly. Then they asked a simple backtracking interview question. I solved
I applied to the position on their website, and I got a phone interview, which lasted for 45 mins. It was completely Java. I was grilled with questions, including thread-safe class, hashCode() & equals(), design of website, etc.
Interviewing for a frontend position. The process included one phone screen, followed by an on-site interview. It was a pretty pleasant experience, though I didn't bring my A-game. The phone screen was pretty easy. The on-site consisted of three
I failed at the initial screening. The interviewer asked about a mutex and how two processes can communicate with each other. I got nervous and couldn't explain my thoughts properly. Then they asked a simple backtracking interview question. I solved
I applied to the position on their website, and I got a phone interview, which lasted for 45 mins. It was completely Java. I was grilled with questions, including thread-safe class, hashCode() & equals(), design of website, etc.
Interviewing for a frontend position. The process included one phone screen, followed by an on-site interview. It was a pretty pleasant experience, though I didn't bring my A-game. The phone screen was pretty easy. The on-site consisted of three