Exploratory call with an Indian guy. He was late about ten minutes without any apology. Ask two questions and then ended the interview. The worst call I have ever had.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why you want to make a change?
Explain one of your project.
4 rounds of interview, easy - medium difficulty probability/stats questions (standard green book questions) and leetcode hard problems. Queries, Mathematical codings, database design problems were included as well. Experience based questions too.
One coding, followed by another quant questions round, followed by a hr call, then final online panel round of six interviews. Standard questions. People were nice to talk to. Got rescheduled multiple times.
First round coderpad, An hour long interview. Leetcode problems.
1 easy (hashmap). 1 medium (algo, path). Interviewer was very nice and he helped me walk through some questions that I had.
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