So I keep hearing that you HAVE to solve 2 questions per interview. That is two tech questions in like 40 minutes. Is this correct? If so how is this done without you already knowing the questions. Then what is the point? TC: 215k
Two is not necessary. Depends on the difficulty of the question. Besides, if I sense that you know the answer, it's easy to ask a non leetcode second question.
I solved three questions in one of my Google interviews.
Send you my resume?
That sounds about right. Got two big problem solving questions in a Virtual meeting and like 2 or 3 behavioral questions. This was in December 2017 though so they may do something else now.
How long did it take, the whole virtual meeting that is
45 Minutes via Bluejeans. 2 Facebook guys.
Yes, 2 questions in 45 minutes. I was given 7 during the whole onsite interview: 3 pure algorithmic rounds + 1 mixed behavioral and algorithmic with only one problem. All of them were medium difficulty, no crazy brain teasers. If you spend enough time on leetcode, you will be able to quickly figure out the solution even if you haven't seen those exact problems before.
Thanks
I was asked 1 hard and 1medium in each of the rounds.
3 actually.
Yes was 2 for me in each on-site. One smaller simpler problem as a warm up (10-15min). Then more complex (30-35 mins). The question time at the end.
There is no point. You have to know the answers. Leetcode.
Dang. I guess time to grind all I can.