I'm sharing my full interview experience to give back and hopefully help others. **Round 1:** - Coding: I was given a graph where each edge had a distance, and I needed to find the shortest distance from a starting point to a target point, if reachable. I used...
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I had a two-round onsite interview. **Round 1:** I was given a 2D array of size N x N, where 'H' denotes a house and '0' denotes an empty space. The requirements were: 1. Each row and each column needs one and only one flower 'F'. 2. Each 'H' can have only one...
I had three rounds during my onsite interview. **Round 1: Phone Coding** I was asked a question on quick select. The discussion focused on different approaches and how to choose the pivot. I was asked to implement one of the methods I discussed. **Round 2: Cod...
### Onsite Rounds - **System Design:** I was asked to design a system for anomaly detection. - **Behavioral Questions:** - What would you do if users didn't like your product? - How would you handle negative feedback from a manager? - How would you give negati...
I interviewed for a Software Engineer role. I think I failed the interview, but I will share my experience anyway... **Round 1: Coding** I was given 'n' players with unique rankings from 1 to n. A higher-ranked player always wins against a lower-ranked player,...
fiston kulimushi <fkulimushi5@gmail.com> 9:21 PM (0 minutes ago) to fistonkls7 /* You are given a list of possible Things, a list of possible yes/no questions, and the answers for each question for each thing. An opponent secretly picks one Thing. Write a func...
I flew from the Midwest to Mountain View for my onsite interview. It was exhausting flying back immediately after. **Interview 1:** I was given an array representing a gold chain where each number represents the weight of a link. I needed to remove one link, r...
