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The phone screen was relatively easy. They asked about details on Java, and then some questions involving data structures and algorithms. Nothing too deep; if you've been studying, you'll pass this phase without difficulties. At the on-site, I could
I had a 1 hour and 15 minute phone interview, which consisted of 1 hour for coding, 10 minutes for general theoretical programming questions, and 5 minutes for any questions I might have. After passing the phone interview, I was invited for an onsit
I spoke with a recruiter about the position initially, then moved on to a phone screen. The phone screen was your standard fare: * Talk about projects a bit. * Answer some tech/coding questions. * Do a programming test. The programming test wasn't
The phone screen was relatively easy. They asked about details on Java, and then some questions involving data structures and algorithms. Nothing too deep; if you've been studying, you'll pass this phase without difficulties. At the on-site, I could
I had a 1 hour and 15 minute phone interview, which consisted of 1 hour for coding, 10 minutes for general theoretical programming questions, and 5 minutes for any questions I might have. After passing the phone interview, I was invited for an onsit
I spoke with a recruiter about the position initially, then moved on to a phone screen. The phone screen was your standard fare: * Talk about projects a bit. * Answer some tech/coding questions. * Do a programming test. The programming test wasn't