The app is quite complex, so there is an opportunity to learn a lot.
The horizon of learning is quite limited. You won't get opportunities to explore different components of iOS.
It was a standard phone interview, but the interviewer kept asking questions about iOS design patterns, which are topics easily researched online. I couldn't recall many of the patterns. He then proceeded to ask a system design question. I had expec
Like a normal on-site interview. Initially a phone screen where I was asked about some iOS related conceptual questions. Then a series of onsite interviews where I had 4-5 interviews with different engineers and team managers.
1. Started with mock project - 3 Hours 2. 1 Hour explaining the project architecture 3. 1 Hour pair coding with another interviewer 4. 1 Hour technical and a mock project 5. 1 Hour technical and a mock project Mostly, the interviewers were very rude
It was a standard phone interview, but the interviewer kept asking questions about iOS design patterns, which are topics easily researched online. I couldn't recall many of the patterns. He then proceeded to ask a system design question. I had expec
Like a normal on-site interview. Initially a phone screen where I was asked about some iOS related conceptual questions. Then a series of onsite interviews where I had 4-5 interviews with different engineers and team managers.
1. Started with mock project - 3 Hours 2. 1 Hour explaining the project architecture 3. 1 Hour pair coding with another interviewer 4. 1 Hour technical and a mock project 5. 1 Hour technical and a mock project Mostly, the interviewers were very rude