SF is a cool tech place.
It's a grind, like in college.
I went to a career fair, received a recruiter email, and answered a few questions. There were three technical rounds, all focused on algorithms. There was no behavioral interview. Following a final written appeal, I received an offer. There isn't
Recruiter screen that was a resume deep dive and behavioral. There's a technical interview for a resume deep dive and a lot of theory-based questions, not a lot of leetcode. Then the HM interview, which was project details and implementation design.
I completed a Codility test with two reasonably easy questions (graph + DP). Additional interviews with members of the team and the hiring manager followed. The technical interviews were of similar difficulty, and some behavioral questions were aske
I went to a career fair, received a recruiter email, and answered a few questions. There were three technical rounds, all focused on algorithms. There was no behavioral interview. Following a final written appeal, I received an offer. There isn't
Recruiter screen that was a resume deep dive and behavioral. There's a technical interview for a resume deep dive and a lot of theory-based questions, not a lot of leetcode. Then the HM interview, which was project details and implementation design.
I completed a Codility test with two reasonably easy questions (graph + DP). Additional interviews with members of the team and the hiring manager followed. The technical interviews were of similar difficulty, and some behavioral questions were aske