I have onsite coming up for indeed. I see they have unconventional interview rounds. What was the expectation in the code review round? Anything that would help. Also any pointers about the system design focus areas? Thanks!
@greazzly Thank you! Any pointers about the code review round ? What were the expectations there?
I recently did the interview 1. Try to understand what they are trying to do. Ask questions 2. There will be at least couple of bugs. Try to identify these first. This is the most important part. My code had 2 bugs. 3. If you think of a better way to implement, you can suggest that
I felt this was the most easiest part of the interview. I went thru all the interview questions mentioned in Glassdoor and it really helped me. Don’t worry if you don’t do well in one of the interviews. They will look at the whole day. Every interviewer were really helpful
For CR there are several languages to choose. I did C++ and none of the interviewers seemed to know it. Code itself was rather a piece of crap - I cannot imagine to get such a bad quality code in the real life.
Mostly our eng will know Java or Python or js but we let you use any language some are better than others at knowing more languages I think Python is the best for interviews due to utility and terseness unless you are very strong in another
I have an onsite with indeed coming up . How were the system design interviews . And for the coding part was it mostly from LC or LC medium level?
Are the bugs in code review rounds mostly logic/algorithm bugs or language specific usage/syntax errors? Thanks!
Expect up to 9 hours interview. 1.5 hours hard hackerrank question with a laptop. Questions like “Describe some new tech you’ve recently learned”. Design questions like “Design advertisement platform”. Medium level of whiteboard questions.
Wow! Sounds like a tiresome please and a tough interview
Wow, I was in the impression that it’s just a job portal.