Sometimes there is ambiguity that is hard to solve.
The first interview was to solve the task, and they sent me some study material as well. It contained a lot of LeetCode-related questions. I think solving them gave me most of the idea of what I needed to solve the test task.
This interview was a phone screen that included a technical question. It wasn't too hard and lasted about an hour. They only asked me one question, and I think I solved it, but probably not fast enough.
The first step was a phone screen with a recruiter. The next step was an interview with a developer at Facebook, who asked two questions: one easy/medium and another medium/hard. I was then asked for a follow-up interview (usually, the next step is
The first interview was to solve the task, and they sent me some study material as well. It contained a lot of LeetCode-related questions. I think solving them gave me most of the idea of what I needed to solve the test task.
This interview was a phone screen that included a technical question. It wasn't too hard and lasted about an hour. They only asked me one question, and I think I solved it, but probably not fast enough.
The first step was a phone screen with a recruiter. The next step was an interview with a developer at Facebook, who asked two questions: one easy/medium and another medium/hard. I was then asked for a follow-up interview (usually, the next step is