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I went through three rounds of algorithm interviews and spent approximately three months on them. I solved all the questions correctly. While I may have gone over the time limit on one hard question by 10-15 minutes, I still managed to solve it. Alt
First, a preliminary tech stack interview, and then a coding interview and technical depth interview. It was smooth and got positive feedback for the first two interviews, but one day before the last interview I got an email that explained there was
Multiple stages of tech interviews. They're torturing ML engineers with endless whiteboard and live coding tasks. As ex-Yandex employees they think somehow being able to write code without a debugger says something about a candidate.
I went through three rounds of algorithm interviews and spent approximately three months on them. I solved all the questions correctly. While I may have gone over the time limit on one hard question by 10-15 minutes, I still managed to solve it. Alt
First, a preliminary tech stack interview, and then a coding interview and technical depth interview. It was smooth and got positive feedback for the first two interviews, but one day before the last interview I got an email that explained there was
Multiple stages of tech interviews. They're torturing ML engineers with endless whiteboard and live coding tasks. As ex-Yandex employees they think somehow being able to write code without a debugger says something about a candidate.