All is good except for workload.
I completed one round of coding questions and was subsequently rejected due to visa requirements, despite currently working in the US on the necessary visa. I suppose it's easier not to work with international talent.
The interview was 45 minutes long. I was asked two questions: * One was from algorithms and data structures. * The other was from iOS UI fundamentals. Fifteen to twenty minutes were assigned for each question.
The recruiter called me and told me about the process and talked about my experience. Right after, I was given the details of the technical interviews and scheduled an initial phone screening.
I completed one round of coding questions and was subsequently rejected due to visa requirements, despite currently working in the US on the necessary visa. I suppose it's easier not to work with international talent.
The interview was 45 minutes long. I was asked two questions: * One was from algorithms and data structures. * The other was from iOS UI fundamentals. Fifteen to twenty minutes were assigned for each question.
The recruiter called me and told me about the process and talked about my experience. Right after, I was given the details of the technical interviews and scheduled an initial phone screening.