If you end up on the right team, lots of interesting projects will follow.
Lots of redundancy across acquisitions, too many silos.
The phone interview focused on specific Java/J2EE technologies. Key questions included: * What is the difference between an interface and an abstract class? * Implement the Fibonacci series. Can you implement it using recursion? Which method is mor
The phone interview was quite easy. It covered standard algorithm questions, threads, performance analysis of C++ processes on Unix/Linux systems, and some C++ questions on pointers. The 1:1 interview was a little more theoretical, focusing on desig
Intro call System design Technical discussion Product collaboration Technical screening No DSA and LeetCode, no take-home assignment, which is nice. It's hard to prep for either you will pass or fail; there's nothing to really practice.
The phone interview focused on specific Java/J2EE technologies. Key questions included: * What is the difference between an interface and an abstract class? * Implement the Fibonacci series. Can you implement it using recursion? Which method is mor
The phone interview was quite easy. It covered standard algorithm questions, threads, performance analysis of C++ processes on Unix/Linux systems, and some C++ questions on pointers. The 1:1 interview was a little more theoretical, focusing on desig
Intro call System design Technical discussion Product collaboration Technical screening No DSA and LeetCode, no take-home assignment, which is nice. It's hard to prep for either you will pass or fail; there's nothing to really practice.