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Growing pains of being a startup
I applied online and received an interview in 2 weeks. I needed to complete a coding challenge. I had 1 phone interview and then an onsite interview. The phone interview consisted of algorithms and implementation questions with a secondary focus on e
Take-home assignment followed by a code pair. The code pair was pretty reasonable. My test passed. The engineer asked I send my code via email. A few hours later, rejection. It's difficult to tell what they are looking for when they just send a rejec
Two hours for the first round. This felt like a very costly investment with respect to time. If you have better companies to interview with, definitely skip this one. The first round was a technical deep dive where they wanted to talk about a projec
I applied online and received an interview in 2 weeks. I needed to complete a coding challenge. I had 1 phone interview and then an onsite interview. The phone interview consisted of algorithms and implementation questions with a secondary focus on e
Take-home assignment followed by a code pair. The code pair was pretty reasonable. My test passed. The engineer asked I send my code via email. A few hours later, rejection. It's difficult to tell what they are looking for when they just send a rejec
Two hours for the first round. This felt like a very costly investment with respect to time. If you have better companies to interview with, definitely skip this one. The first round was a technical deep dive where they wanted to talk about a projec