Step 1: Tech screen on HackerRank (easy questions).
Step 2: Recruiter call, scheduled a set of remote interviews.
Step 3: Coding interview. The interviewer was unfriendly, not really listening, and tried to push his own solution. He was resistant to settling on the n*Log(n) solution.
Step 4: Hiring manager interview - all good.
Step 5: Architecture interview - all good, as expected.
Step 6: So-called Bar Raiser - this was a behavioral interview focused on tolerance for workplace diversity. It felt unusual.
Step 7: Rejection email.
The "implement LRU (Least Recently Used) cache" question is a classic.
All operations must be O(1) time and space.
Prepare to be pushed toward a very specific data structure.
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Twilio's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer roles in Dublin, Ireland is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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