Very strict WFH policies
Pretty straightforward, with lots of basic C++ questions. I was surprised I got a second interview because I was fumbling, not expecting super technical questions. But it was mostly gauging if you were able to code, rather than testing logic.
I first received a call for a phone interview with a manager of the team. It was a one-hour interview and consisted of questions about pointers, page faults, memory leaks, and CPU cycles. I was asked to write a string concatenation function and a st
I received a telephonic interview invitation after 1.5 months, with no instructions on what to expect or prepare. The interviewer asked random technical questions on machine learning, state-of-the-art concepts, and programming over the phone. After
Pretty straightforward, with lots of basic C++ questions. I was surprised I got a second interview because I was fumbling, not expecting super technical questions. But it was mostly gauging if you were able to code, rather than testing logic.
I first received a call for a phone interview with a manager of the team. It was a one-hour interview and consisted of questions about pointers, page faults, memory leaks, and CPU cycles. I was asked to write a string concatenation function and a st
I received a telephonic interview invitation after 1.5 months, with no instructions on what to expect or prepare. The interviewer asked random technical questions on machine learning, state-of-the-art concepts, and programming over the phone. After