Interesting problems to work on, intelligent people.
Long work hours and not a lot of diversity in the company.
First, a self-introduction. Then, explain one of your projects. Finally, LeetCode. All three rounds of technical interviews follow this process. In total, I completed two medium LeetCode problems and one hard LeetCode problem (final round).
I applied online and had an online interview. However, the interviewer seemed uninterested in hiring anyone at all. They didn't even ask any coding questions, and we only discussed my resume for 20 minutes.
The interview begins with a self-introduction. Next, the team organization is discussed. The project they are focusing on is then presented. After that, details about the state-of-the-art model are requested. Your thoughts on the state-of-the-art
First, a self-introduction. Then, explain one of your projects. Finally, LeetCode. All three rounds of technical interviews follow this process. In total, I completed two medium LeetCode problems and one hard LeetCode problem (final round).
I applied online and had an online interview. However, the interviewer seemed uninterested in hiring anyone at all. They didn't even ask any coding questions, and we only discussed my resume for 20 minutes.
The interview begins with a self-introduction. Next, the team organization is discussed. The project they are focusing on is then presented. After that, details about the state-of-the-art model are requested. Your thoughts on the state-of-the-art