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I was invited for an on-site interview after a single coding interview. I spent almost six hours on campus and regret it. It was fun chatting with the guys. However, I didn't like how long it was or the intensity of the interrogation. I don't under
2 phone coderpad interviews, and then 1 onsite that consisted of 1 whiteboard question, 1 question where I coded live in front of another engineer on a shared coderpad and then 1 coding challenge where I was given files and had to come up with a solu
A recruiter quickly contacted me and set up a technical phone screen. The phone screen was a pretty standard coding exercise. I thought the call went well, but Lyft did not want to move forward. To their credit, the recruiter shared the interviewer
I was invited for an on-site interview after a single coding interview. I spent almost six hours on campus and regret it. It was fun chatting with the guys. However, I didn't like how long it was or the intensity of the interrogation. I don't under
2 phone coderpad interviews, and then 1 onsite that consisted of 1 whiteboard question, 1 question where I coded live in front of another engineer on a shared coderpad and then 1 coding challenge where I was given files and had to come up with a solu
A recruiter quickly contacted me and set up a technical phone screen. The phone screen was a pretty standard coding exercise. I thought the call went well, but Lyft did not want to move forward. To their credit, the recruiter shared the interviewer