I recently interviewed with LinkedIn for the SWE Productivity Engineering team. I worked on around 200-225 LeetCode questions (easy, medium, and hard). The interviewer asked me an array question, and I solved it. Then, he asked me a question relate
It was a very standard software engineering interview. A technical phone screen comprised of 2-3 questions, followed by a full-day on-site interview. The on-site interview consisted of 4 one-hour sessions: * Two 1:1 sessions * Two group sessions
The process could be more efficient with respect to having multiple points of contact throughout the interview process. The recruiters are great but often a bit unresponsive. They do a great job of getting you excited about the company, which is a g
I recently interviewed with LinkedIn for the SWE Productivity Engineering team. I worked on around 200-225 LeetCode questions (easy, medium, and hard). The interviewer asked me an array question, and I solved it. Then, he asked me a question relate
It was a very standard software engineering interview. A technical phone screen comprised of 2-3 questions, followed by a full-day on-site interview. The on-site interview consisted of 4 one-hour sessions: * Two 1:1 sessions * Two group sessions
The process could be more efficient with respect to having multiple points of contact throughout the interview process. The recruiters are great but often a bit unresponsive. They do a great job of getting you excited about the company, which is a g