There is tension between engineers on wanting to get things done quick and getting things done right. It's hard to get the right code in place because people are using the old code and old processes to meet deadlines.
Take-home coding challenge (just LeetCode questions), phone screen (questions about Java and very simple coding question that's more design and less "LeetCode"), and onsite. One of the interviewers was completely emotionless and seemed like he reall
I had a 90-minute online coding challenge and was invited for an onsite interview with five people shortly after. The interviews ranged from general logic to coding, to algorithms, to research, and concluded with a tour. I came in for a second onsite
The recruiter was amazing and responsive. The phone screen was a lightning round of C++ and OOP trivia questions, followed by an OOP design question. I messed up my string implementation and couldn't get a working solution in time. The recruiter was
Take-home coding challenge (just LeetCode questions), phone screen (questions about Java and very simple coding question that's more design and less "LeetCode"), and onsite. One of the interviewers was completely emotionless and seemed like he reall
I had a 90-minute online coding challenge and was invited for an onsite interview with five people shortly after. The interviews ranged from general logic to coding, to algorithms, to research, and concluded with a tour. I came in for a second onsite
The recruiter was amazing and responsive. The phone screen was a lightning round of C++ and OOP trivia questions, followed by an OOP design question. I messed up my string implementation and couldn't get a working solution in time. The recruiter was