The Home Depot

Divided into groups, I worked with two other people. First, we had to deal with a logic-based problem (no code), and then a coding problem. The coding problem involved them giving us unorganized lines of code that we had to put together in the righ

3 rounds for a 2+ hour interview. Very good experience. The key is to work with the developers on solving the issue instead of going into heads-down mode. One of the best interview processes I've ever been a part of.

Communicated with HR initially, then had one interview with multiple members of the organization. HR communicated back two days later stating that the interview process would not proceed. I was not offered the position because I had "too much experie