I applied online through campus recruiting. I was sent a coding challenge, and then received a follow-up email stating that I had passed and secured an interview. The interview was a 45-minute Skype session that included a coding question.
I got the interview by participating in a Kaggle competition hosted by Yelp. There was one code test followed by a phone interview, and then they told me that I was declined. The position might have been associated with image processing, with which
I completed a quick interview over CollabEdit and was asked several basic programming questions. The interviewer was very bad at phrasing the questions and misled me to believe the flattened array needed to be in some sorted order. His solution did
I applied online through campus recruiting. I was sent a coding challenge, and then received a follow-up email stating that I had passed and secured an interview. The interview was a 45-minute Skype session that included a coding question.
I got the interview by participating in a Kaggle competition hosted by Yelp. There was one code test followed by a phone interview, and then they told me that I was declined. The position might have been associated with image processing, with which
I completed a quick interview over CollabEdit and was asked several basic programming questions. The interviewer was very bad at phrasing the questions and misled me to believe the flattened array needed to be in some sorted order. His solution did