Starting full-time in August.
Everything is remote until September.
Passed the first-round screener with the recruiter, where I was asked logic puzzle questions. I was told they would set up time for the next interview. After being strung along for two months, I was informed that the job opening was closed.
One small interview, 30 minutes long, where they asked a very basic coding question. Logic was important, as were different ways of solving the same problem. Next, I was invited onsite for three interviews, each with two or more questions. Here, the
For remote internal candidates, you can expect a phone screen with a technical question. If you move forward, there will be two to four hour-long rounds of technical interviews with different teammates. The most difficult part for me was the math-re
Passed the first-round screener with the recruiter, where I was asked logic puzzle questions. I was told they would set up time for the next interview. After being strung along for two months, I was informed that the job opening was closed.
One small interview, 30 minutes long, where they asked a very basic coding question. Logic was important, as were different ways of solving the same problem. Next, I was invited onsite for three interviews, each with two or more questions. Here, the
For remote internal candidates, you can expect a phone screen with a technical question. If you move forward, there will be two to four hour-long rounds of technical interviews with different teammates. The most difficult part for me was the math-re