I talked to a recruiter at a university job fair. I interviewed with them as part of the job fair. After that, I was contacted to set up follow-up interviews.
They wanted me to come to their location, but I haven't been able to find the time with school. So, I asked if I could do a Skype interview instead. The recruiter said that it would work fine, and I gave my availability.
Then I was contacted a couple of days later because another day came available for them to host interviews in the near future. I respectfully declined and requested a Skype interview. I was then given a date and times for my interview (two 45-minute interviews with a 15-minute break).
The day before my interview (which was a Friday), I got an email to confirm my interview times. But the email said that my interview times were on Monday during one of my classes. I replied and told the recruiter that those weren't the times I was planning on, but I could give other times that I'm available.
Anyway, they responded and said it was a miscommunication. I got another email with the correct interview times, and it said that I would use Skype.
Well, the time came, and I got a phone call. The interviewer asked if I was expecting the call, and I said yeah, but I was expecting it on Skype. Well, he said HR never told him that, and in fact, his work computer didn't even have Skype installed.
But the interview wasn't bad. It was, I guess, just a normal phone interview. We used CollabEdit.
Write code to traverse a List of Objects. The Object could be a nested List of Objects, or a String. Given a string, remove the first instance of it from the list.
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