I applied through a referral and received an email about two weeks later stating they wished to proceed with my application.
Next, I received a coding assessment, which featured a medium LeetCode question. Following that was the first technical round.
The question was also a medium LeetCode problem. I was able to solve the entire question but forgot to sort the provided array and ran out of time. I failed to mention at the end that sorting would resolve the issue, which was partly my fault.
The technical round lasted exactly 45 minutes. The coding portion took approximately 20-23 minutes, with the remainder of the time spent on resume-related questions and queries specific to Nuro. While 20-23 minutes is usually sufficient, I believe some flexibility should be offered to new graduates. Had the coding portion been closer to 30 minutes, I would have had time to identify and rectify the problem.
Despite this, it was a good experience with a quick response from the recruiters.
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