Work-life balance is better.
Technology is not as good as Facebook and Google.
First, I had a phone interview. The interviewer asked me questions about memory leaks and immutability; it was more like a good discussion. Next, the onsite interview was mostly writing code, covering topics like equals, hashcode, and linked lists.
The interview process began with an initial phone conversation, followed by an on-site interview day. I was interviewed by five different people. They flew me out and put me up in a hotel. The interview process was fairly standard. It consisted of a
The interviewer was really mean and even didn't understand the questions well enough himself. He asked me to: * Find an element in a rotated array (with duplicates). * Find the minimum in a rotated array (with duplicates). I don't understand why h
First, I had a phone interview. The interviewer asked me questions about memory leaks and immutability; it was more like a good discussion. Next, the onsite interview was mostly writing code, covering topics like equals, hashcode, and linked lists.
The interview process began with an initial phone conversation, followed by an on-site interview day. I was interviewed by five different people. They flew me out and put me up in a hotel. The interview process was fairly standard. It consisted of a
The interviewer was really mean and even didn't understand the questions well enough himself. He asked me to: * Find an element in a rotated array (with duplicates). * Find the minimum in a rotated array (with duplicates). I don't understand why h