I applied through the University Career Center. An on-campus interview was set up with the Career Center. It was difficult to communicate with an Indian interviewer, and I ran out of time when I was implementing pseudocode into Python code.
I applied and was reached out by a recruiter. I scheduled a phone screen that comprised of two LeetCode questions. I had to solve them in about 30-40 minutes, with a dry run on both. I was told I passed, but also that hiring for NYC is backed up, a
I came onsite for what was described as an hour-long introductory and technical interview. I was greeted by the recruiter and shown around the office (FB NYC), then we chatted for 10-15 minutes. The engineer then arrived, and we started the technical
I applied through the University Career Center. An on-campus interview was set up with the Career Center. It was difficult to communicate with an Indian interviewer, and I ran out of time when I was implementing pseudocode into Python code.
I applied and was reached out by a recruiter. I scheduled a phone screen that comprised of two LeetCode questions. I had to solve them in about 30-40 minutes, with a dry run on both. I was told I passed, but also that hiring for NYC is backed up, a
I came onsite for what was described as an hour-long introductory and technical interview. I was greeted by the recruiter and shown around the office (FB NYC), then we chatted for 10-15 minutes. The engineer then arrived, and we started the technical