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Coding and Interview. An interviewer gives a question, and you write code. Then, you dry-run the code. It should be bug-free. You should also list some test cases for the question, including some corner cases.

I had interviewed for a number of positions (full-time and intern) before, and had never been successful until this, my final chance. Luckily, things went in my favor, and I was offered a full-time position. My recruiter was quick and very responsiv

The interview process was lengthy and went through multiple rounds with layers of management and other individual contributors (ICs). Many challenging and technical questions were asked. I was also asked to brainstorm improvements within the produc