Round 1: Online Assessment on Hackerrank for 90 minutes.
After solving all three, I received a call from the recruiter the next day to schedule an introductory call.
Introductory Call:
The recruiter described openings on several teams and asked my preference among them.
Two 60-minute calls with the Engineering Team were scheduled.
Call 1:
The question was vague regarding pipelines and graphs. I was asked to write an algorithm for it, which I did using BFS and a custom traversal.
Call 2:
This call started with an easy question on the Stock problem (LeetCode), and then I was asked for the Medium and Hard versions. I was able to solve all three.
After a couple of days, the recruiter contacted me with a rejection.
The reason cited was a lack of software projects in application development in my previous experience.
Call 1:
The question was very vague on pipelines and graphs. I was asked to write an algorithm for that. I did that using BFS and a custom traversal.
Call 2:
Started with an easy question on the Stock problem in LeetCode and was asked for the Medium and Hard versions of that. I was able to do all three of them.
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