WLB: Boring is good, depending on the team.
Projects can be short and boring.
I submitted my resume at a university technical fair and received an interview a couple of weeks later. The interview was at the career center and lasted about 45 minutes to an hour. It was a one-on-one interview, and in general, it was quite relaxed
1. Phone screen: Some basic probability questions and small system design: How to design for a high concurrency situation. 2. Technical round: LeetCode medium questions, dive into technical questions related to your projects and resume. Behavioral q
It was simple and kind of straightforward, but different in a sense and hard or difficult in another sense. It was confusing, but it was easy, kind of. So, yeah, that's all. Also, they asked how I was when I got there, which was really nice of them.
I submitted my resume at a university technical fair and received an interview a couple of weeks later. The interview was at the career center and lasted about 45 minutes to an hour. It was a one-on-one interview, and in general, it was quite relaxed
1. Phone screen: Some basic probability questions and small system design: How to design for a high concurrency situation. 2. Technical round: LeetCode medium questions, dive into technical questions related to your projects and resume. Behavioral q
It was simple and kind of straightforward, but different in a sense and hard or difficult in another sense. It was confusing, but it was easy, kind of. So, yeah, that's all. Also, they asked how I was when I got there, which was really nice of them.