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During the 45-minute phone interview, there were two LeetCode-style questions. First, there were brief introductions from the interviewer, no project deep dive or BQ, then we jumped to the coding questions. You need to finish two questions with some

I was called about three minutes late. The interviewer was nearly unintelligible, and I knew, regardless of the outcome, that this was going to be a less than ideal interview setting. I'd like to add my own input here after researching the question.

First, I had a phone interview. The question was fairly straightforward: multiply two very large numbers given as strings. The interviewer wasn't looking for any tricks to solve it. As others have mentioned, quick, clean code seems to be the key. Unf