Solicité el puesto a través de la escuela superior o la universidad. El proceso duró 2 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en Indeed en nov 2013
Entrevista
Two round process -- one person interviews you regarding the backend and the other interviews you regarding the frontend.
Backend questions included what is your favorite data structure. Of course they expect you to say Hash Table and then they ask you how you would implement it. They also asked a sorting question which I really wish I remembered. Overall the guys here were very... aggressive. Didn't ask any questions to get to know me. They just jumped straight into the code.
The frontend developer was a lot nicer and started off with a CSS question -- there was a picture in the room and he asked how I would create it with CSS. Then he followed it up with a Javascript question asking how I would write a function where given the column and row number, I would be returned the appropriate box similar to how Excel organizes its spreadsheets. (For example if you were given row 1 column 1 you would get A1).
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Write a function where given the row and column number you would return the appropriate box in an Excel document.
Only did the 1st round. It was a medium Leetcode question. The interview was only for 30 min. Their compiler threw an unexpected error, which even the interviewers couldn't fix
Acudí a una entrevista en Indeed (San Francisco, CA)
Entrevista
Terrible scheduling. Difficult company to deal with. Will not contact again. Pay was below industry average for the location. Misleading job description. Benefits below standard. Hope everyone avoids this place
In total, there were five interviews. Three of them were more technical and the other two or more about your background. The technical interviews were pretty standard simple to medium Leetcode questions.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
I was asked about how we kept metrics in my previous job. When I told him that this was something we didn’t really do, he continued to harp on this question for the entirety of the interview, as if it was something that would be very difficult for me to learn.