Recruiter reached out to me and got me started with the interview process. I submitted a resume which she passed on and got a request to interview for a team. A few days later they came back and told me there's no longer a spot on that team so we'll put you in for another team.
Scheduled a 1 hr phone screen. Interviewer clearly did not want to be there; he was quite rude throughout the process. Whatever, I thought I'd just be polite and finish the interview to the best of my ability. He asked a few behavioral questions about my current project which I answered.
Technical problem was straightforward -- word search in 2d matrix. (Leetcode medium) Finished it with time to spare, talked about some optimizations, wrote a test framework, passed all test cases on first try. Added some edge cases as well which also passed. Discussed space and time complexity. He told me everything was correct and the problem was solved the way they wanted me to.
Got rejected 2 days later with no explanation. Would've appreciated some explanation or feedback because I'm just confused what happened and would like to know for future interviews. Only things I can think of -- he prompted me for one of the test cases, he wasn't satisfied with my work experience / explanations. Not sure.
1 first technical round
2 onsite technical rounds
no behavioral round
2 went well and I then got matched with an entry level engineer who did not look like she was understanding what I was saying so I needed to slow down to make sure she was following me. Also, she was very picky about how I named my functions and would not let me advance in my code until it looked exactly like a solution she must have had looked up.
Recruiter phone call
Hacker rank Phone call screening
5 round virtual on site on zoom
All the interviewers are nice, make sure you communicate with your interviewee with your thought process.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
Convert a callback to a promise, and then add the results
You are asked to make a program, that will get message packets out of order. Write a class that will correctly log the sequence in order and wait if a number in the sequence has not been logged yet