I cleared phone screen pretty easily. Question was fairly simple. Can I expect the same for on site? I was told I'm going to get full stack design round (api/product) instead of distributed systems. What should I practice for cultural fit?
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As cultural fit, one does not practice for it, or you are a cultural fit or you are not. You could try to deceive the interviewer, but they are trained to see beyond candidates bs.
Good luck with your onsite interview!
There are 2 coding, 1 cultural and 1 design round right? If I get an O(n) vs O(logn) solution is it really bad?
For the coding, is not so much about the solution you found, but how did you get there. If the interviewer really want an answer with a specific complexity, they will give hints for you toward the solution, depending on how you work this hints you might be a hire or no hire
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That been said, you can pass the design interview without much web app experience. The goal is more to evaluate how well you can design your code and do the right trade offs.