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2 Phone Screens and a coding test. The first phone screen was general and did not discuss technology. The second phone screen asked basic CS questions like the difference between a heap and a binary tree, and about certain common design patterns oft
I was contacted by a recruiter, had an initial call, and then moved on to the technical phone screen. The technical phone screen was pretty much what I expected from Glassdoor. I was given the impression that LinkedIn likes to ask multiple questions
I applied online with no internal referral, and a few days later, a recruiter contacted me. For the phone interview, I was asked a multi-threading and thread safety question, for which I had not prepared. I was focusing on data structures, algorithm
2 Phone Screens and a coding test. The first phone screen was general and did not discuss technology. The second phone screen asked basic CS questions like the difference between a heap and a binary tree, and about certain common design patterns oft
I was contacted by a recruiter, had an initial call, and then moved on to the technical phone screen. The technical phone screen was pretty much what I expected from Glassdoor. I was given the impression that LinkedIn likes to ask multiple questions
I applied online with no internal referral, and a few days later, a recruiter contacted me. For the phone interview, I was asked a multi-threading and thread safety question, for which I had not prepared. I was focusing on data structures, algorithm