Everyone was really nice and always genuinely eager to help me out.
Taught me a lot about software engineering in industry.
Let me work around my uni schedule.
I can't think of any.
Nothing comes to mind.
The process was very nice and friendly. Two out of the three interviews were conducted in a pretty relaxed way, despite the problems being quite challenging. Whether you can solve them or not shouldn't be dictated by their attitude, and it certainly
It might take a while to understand the question and implementation of cache (LRU, MRU) for the first time. So, in my opinion, it's better to opt for a take-home exercise instead of live coding.
Their interview process or questions are not very conventional, so it’s recommended to talk to others beforehand to discuss related questions. The style of the questions is hard to strictly categorize as OOD (object-oriented design) or SD (system de
The process was very nice and friendly. Two out of the three interviews were conducted in a pretty relaxed way, despite the problems being quite challenging. Whether you can solve them or not shouldn't be dictated by their attitude, and it certainly
It might take a while to understand the question and implementation of cache (LRU, MRU) for the first time. So, in my opinion, it's better to opt for a take-home exercise instead of live coding.
Their interview process or questions are not very conventional, so it’s recommended to talk to others beforehand to discuss related questions. The style of the questions is hard to strictly categorize as OOD (object-oriented design) or SD (system de