Had a quick 30-minute Zoom call with the hiring manager. Right after a quick intro, which didn't take 1 minute, the interviewer shared a Google Doc and asked me to write code to flatten a nested list of integers.
A recruiter from Scale AI reached out to me, and I was interested. I went through a technical phone screen, which was done through HackerRank. On the plus side, you get to run your code, so you can write tests. On the minus side, the interview ques
General coding assessment questions on HackerRank. Spent a couple of hours each day for a week preparing, then spent a couple of hours taking their assessment. Did pretty well. Never heard back from the company about whether I passed or not. I though
Had a quick 30-minute Zoom call with the hiring manager. Right after a quick intro, which didn't take 1 minute, the interviewer shared a Google Doc and asked me to write code to flatten a nested list of integers.
A recruiter from Scale AI reached out to me, and I was interested. I went through a technical phone screen, which was done through HackerRank. On the plus side, you get to run your code, so you can write tests. On the minus side, the interview ques
General coding assessment questions on HackerRank. Spent a couple of hours each day for a week preparing, then spent a couple of hours taking their assessment. Did pretty well. Never heard back from the company about whether I passed or not. I though