It was a great experience.
I don't think there were any cons.
The interviewer explained the concept very nicely and clearly. First, introduce yourself, then some behavioral questions, and three algorithm questions related to the missing number in an array, given the possibility of one word missing or several wo
Really good interview. Just standard questions about my past experiences and what I would want to do for the position. The salary was good, but in NYC, it was not enough. I thought it seemed like a nice fit at first, but I received a better offer.
I applied online and was contacted by a hiring manager for a phone call. She asked questions about my familiarity with Java and the SDLC. One of the questions they also asked was, "What questions should we ask you?" I said my strengths and weaknesse
The interviewer explained the concept very nicely and clearly. First, introduce yourself, then some behavioral questions, and three algorithm questions related to the missing number in an array, given the possibility of one word missing or several wo
Really good interview. Just standard questions about my past experiences and what I would want to do for the position. The salary was good, but in NYC, it was not enough. I thought it seemed like a nice fit at first, but I received a better offer.
I applied online and was contacted by a hiring manager for a phone call. She asked questions about my familiarity with Java and the SDLC. One of the questions they also asked was, "What questions should we ask you?" I said my strengths and weaknesse