Can be quite grindy.
A recruiter reached out via email. After a quick call, I was scheduled for a technical phone screen. The interviewer turned out to have a really thick Chinese accent. I lost a lot of time trying to understand the interviewer explain their question
The phone screening was enjoyable, short, and casual. The coding challenge in the second interview step was easy but high pressure. No "hints" were given to me, at least, nor clarity on what the interviewer was looking for in an answer. I answered
Standard computer science/algorithms phone screen interview. I've been a few years in my current job, and I have decided to try the job market again. My resume is impressive, I haven't padded it in any way, I've led software projects to release on t
A recruiter reached out via email. After a quick call, I was scheduled for a technical phone screen. The interviewer turned out to have a really thick Chinese accent. I lost a lot of time trying to understand the interviewer explain their question
The phone screening was enjoyable, short, and casual. The coding challenge in the second interview step was easy but high pressure. No "hints" were given to me, at least, nor clarity on what the interviewer was looking for in an answer. I answered
Standard computer science/algorithms phone screen interview. I've been a few years in my current job, and I have decided to try the job market again. My resume is impressive, I haven't padded it in any way, I've led software projects to release on t