I learned Android app development in the first three weeks and then created my own app.
No return offer at the end of internship due to economic downturn.
Had a virtual, mostly behavioral interview with standard interview questions. There was no technical coding portion. Instead, there was a high-level discussion of my favorite app, what features I think it lacks, and a brainstorm of how I would add t
Since it was Facebook University, I didn't have a technical interview. It was purely behavioral, and I think my interviewer and I connected pretty well. She asked me about my CV and about the experience I had in my career.
The technical questions came with the application. The first two questions were LeetCode easy, and the last two were medium-ish. The first two focused on basic strings, while the last two involved simple arrays and 2D arrays.
Had a virtual, mostly behavioral interview with standard interview questions. There was no technical coding portion. Instead, there was a high-level discussion of my favorite app, what features I think it lacks, and a brainstorm of how I would add t
Since it was Facebook University, I didn't have a technical interview. It was purely behavioral, and I think my interviewer and I connected pretty well. She asked me about my CV and about the experience I had in my career.
The technical questions came with the application. The first two questions were LeetCode easy, and the last two were medium-ish. The first two focused on basic strings, while the last two involved simple arrays and 2D arrays.