Good performance and possibility of growth.
Tasks too complex for an intern's level.
The first round was a standard coding assessment. The second round was an interview with an engineer who asked me about my past projects. He seemed to be testing me to see if I knew how to use technical buzzwords.
All around, the questions were very easy, ranging from easy to medium level. They also touched on system design and object-oriented design. I would suggest you read about computer fundamentals and know your project. One more thing: if you are not fro
The process is very standard, like any interview process at a Bay Area tech company. It is all based on knowledge of algorithms, data structures, OOP, etc. I recommend reviewing programming problems you find online, such as on HackerRank or Codesign
The first round was a standard coding assessment. The second round was an interview with an engineer who asked me about my past projects. He seemed to be testing me to see if I knew how to use technical buzzwords.
All around, the questions were very easy, ranging from easy to medium level. They also touched on system design and object-oriented design. I would suggest you read about computer fundamentals and know your project. One more thing: if you are not fro
The process is very standard, like any interview process at a Bay Area tech company. It is all based on knowledge of algorithms, data structures, OOP, etc. I recommend reviewing programming problems you find online, such as on HackerRank or Codesign