I applied for a Backend Developer Intern position. About a week later, I received an email to set up a "life story" interview. The interview went exactly as talked about online. The only curveball was when the interviewer asked about how I go about
Focused around my experience and my approach to designing and writing code. There were no tricky programming questions; we mostly discussed trade-offs and different technologies while pairing and discussing past projects.
1. A preliminary call where they ask basic questions, such as what you want to do and a bit about compensation. 2. The life story: This is where the real interview begins. It's a one-hour discussion about your past experiences and your life. They do
I applied for a Backend Developer Intern position. About a week later, I received an email to set up a "life story" interview. The interview went exactly as talked about online. The only curveball was when the interviewer asked about how I go about
Focused around my experience and my approach to designing and writing code. There were no tricky programming questions; we mostly discussed trade-offs and different technologies while pairing and discussing past projects.
1. A preliminary call where they ask basic questions, such as what you want to do and a bit about compensation. 2. The life story: This is where the real interview begins. It's a one-hour discussion about your past experiences and your life. They do