Submitted CV at university career fair, then got an on-campus interview. This was followed by notification of an on-site interview at Redmond, WA. During the on-site, each candidate faced 4 rounds of 1-on-1 interviews, all in the morning. A decision was given quite fast: at midnight after the interview.
A quite simple, calendar-related calculation question.
Something close to binary search, finding a missing number from consecutive integers. For example, given 0, 1, 2, 4, 5, it should return 3. A little tricky for boundary conditions. Another simple question, but I cannot recall it.
Double linked list insert and delete, with some special conditions. Simple. Another OOD question.
Something like LeetCode's Jump Game. However, the jump length depends on the last jump made. For example, if in step N the man jumped M, then for the next step he can jump M-1, M, or M+1.
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