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First, they sent me a trivial coding challenge (fizzbuzz levels of easy). Then, I had an on-campus round that was focused on system design, relevant to my experience. The onsite consisted of four 45-minute rounds that were mostly easy DS&A question

The interview process involved a brief phone screen, followed by a Skype technical interview, and then an in-person interview at the Yelp office. The in-person interview focused almost entirely on algorithms and programming questions. While everyone

I literally rocked every single interview. However, I was continually given questions that showed there was a bias towards hiring bootcamp graduates ("wait, so if you read Cormen you would know that..."). Also, the SF office is in an incredibly borin