I liked everything at Yandex. People are smart and nice, with a very good technical background.
Imperator had really strange jokes.
The interview included: * Three 1-hour online sections, each with two algorithmic problems of medium-hard LeetCode level. * A final section focused on team dynamics, with language-specific questions and discussions about your experience and backgrou
The initial tech call consisted of a single problem-solving exercise. The problem seemed unreal for any practical position, being a purely theoretical algorithm. Not that I dislike those, but if you're supposed to write APIs, it's unclear why this fi
I applied through the Yandex website and submitted solutions for a few tasks, which took an overall of three full days to complete. The questions were fairly difficult and required good problem-solving skills, knowledge about complexity, data structu
The interview included: * Three 1-hour online sections, each with two algorithmic problems of medium-hard LeetCode level. * A final section focused on team dynamics, with language-specific questions and discussions about your experience and backgrou
The initial tech call consisted of a single problem-solving exercise. The problem seemed unreal for any practical position, being a purely theoretical algorithm. Not that I dislike those, but if you're supposed to write APIs, it's unclear why this fi
I applied through the Yandex website and submitted solutions for a few tasks, which took an overall of three full days to complete. The questions were fairly difficult and required good problem-solving skills, knowledge about complexity, data structu