I have a question for you.
The first thing I thought of.
The interview was efficient and well-paced. Though the interviewer was serious, their questions focused on core competencies. They presented moderately difficult algorithm problems testing solid skills and in-depth inquiries into resume experiences.
Two rounds with a software engineer from the team. LeetCode questions around medium difficulty. Asked about background as well as gave context of the job. Smooth process with a quick turnaround; HR was responsive.
First, you apply and get an OA. If you score well enough (you don't need a perfect score), then you get the interview, where they give you really hard questions. It depends on the interviewer, but someone I knew got an easy string question.
The interview was efficient and well-paced. Though the interviewer was serious, their questions focused on core competencies. They presented moderately difficult algorithm problems testing solid skills and in-depth inquiries into resume experiences.
Two rounds with a software engineer from the team. LeetCode questions around medium difficulty. Asked about background as well as gave context of the job. Smooth process with a quick turnaround; HR was responsive.
First, you apply and get an OA. If you score well enough (you don't need a perfect score), then you get the interview, where they give you really hard questions. It depends on the interviewer, but someone I knew got an easy string question.