Still lots of growing pains and dealing with the after-effects of the pandemic.
I didn't get past the phone screen. The question asked was a classic problem first posed in the 70's, whose optimal algorithm was discovered a year after publication, i.e., fairly tough. I don't think the interviewer expected me to find the O(n) sol
One technical interview, one manager interview with the engineering manager you would be working under. I talked to the company at Grace Hopper and got an interview after speaking with a recruiter. I then did a technical interview the next day with a
I went through several interview stages: * Initial call with recruiter * Live coding assessment * Interview with engineering manager * Virtual "loop" with test engineer, product manager, and two other engineers Interviews were as expected. Everyone
I didn't get past the phone screen. The question asked was a classic problem first posed in the 70's, whose optimal algorithm was discovered a year after publication, i.e., fairly tough. I don't think the interviewer expected me to find the O(n) sol
One technical interview, one manager interview with the engineering manager you would be working under. I talked to the company at Grace Hopper and got an interview after speaking with a recruiter. I then did a technical interview the next day with a
I went through several interview stages: * Initial call with recruiter * Live coding assessment * Interview with engineering manager * Virtual "loop" with test engineer, product manager, and two other engineers Interviews were as expected. Everyone