First, they check your resume. Most people pass this, as the coding test will be a bit harder.

Second, the coding test. It's usually simulation and BFS/DFS. If you study those, you will pass smoothly.

And then, there are three interviews, and you will have them on one day.

These are testing your creativity (your creative ideas), tech skills (there are three topics, and you choose one with a brief description, then you will get three questions related to the topic you choose), and then seeing your personality.

First, most people's ideas are similar, so they don't expect much on the creativity test.

The tech interview can be tricky or harsh depending on your GPA (if you have a low GPA, they will probably ask you more to test if you actually know this or not) and you.

But the personality one is ridiculous. One of the interviewers asked me what companies I applied to other than Samsung (three times. GEEZ. I thought they forgot that they had already asked this and I answered. I didn't give them exact names, but I told them like a company doing this and this.) and they asked me if I don't get an offer from Samsung, will I go to another company.

This interview made me not want to go to Samsung.

One of my friends also had the same interview, and they asked her what she would do if she got married or pregnant. These are not right, but since the interviewers are old and Korea doesn't have proper laws to maintain gender equality.

I would rather work for another company.

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