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I had a one-hour session with an interviewer. They asked me a couple of background questions about myself and graphics. Then, there was a C++ coding round, which lasted only for the last 15 minutes. However, the interviewer generously gave me an ex
The interview included two graphs, similar to a course schedule. It wasn't too bad. The style was a mix of technical and behavioral questions. Just be sure to study the graphs a lot and be able to express your experience, and you should be fine.
Live coding session in a language of preference. There were 3 problems to solve, each taking about 10 minutes to complete. All the solutions were tested against expected outputs for various combinations of inputs, including the analysis of code effi
I had a one-hour session with an interviewer. They asked me a couple of background questions about myself and graphics. Then, there was a C++ coding round, which lasted only for the last 15 minutes. However, the interviewer generously gave me an ex
The interview included two graphs, similar to a course schedule. It wasn't too bad. The style was a mix of technical and behavioral questions. Just be sure to study the graphs a lot and be able to express your experience, and you should be fine.
Live coding session in a language of preference. There were 3 problems to solve, each taking about 10 minutes to complete. All the solutions were tested against expected outputs for various combinations of inputs, including the analysis of code effi