I was scheduled for back to back technical interviews with two different interviewers. First one went fine. For the second one, I explained (but didn’t write code) a solution that would produce the correct results but would have a poor runtime for large datasets. We started working through the optimized solution. I got stuck a few times and had to debug; I never ended up producing the correct solution—although I was probably 90% there. I just needed to eliminate a few false positives that I think I would have been able to do in a few extra minutes. Am I doomed?
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