I had one phone interview with a developer who asked about reversing a string. A few weeks later, I had an on-campus interview.

There, I participated in five interviews with five different testers and team members. I was asked both testing and coding questions.

• The first interview was with a tester who asked me to test a safety card hanging on the wall.
• During the next interview, I was asked a linked list question and coded on a whiteboard.
• The third interview was a lunch interview. The interviewer seemed to be in a hurry, as he asked me two easy coding questions before heading to lunch, which made me more nervous.
• The fourth interview involved a higher-level question about a 12-sided die and how many colors it took to color it.
• The last interview was with a tester who asked a few 'get to know you' questions, including why I should be hired.

Overall, it was a good experience.

Test a safety card.

Write an algorithm to pick the mayor of a town.

There is a random number that is chosen, and every nth person on the list is deleted until the mayor is chosen.