Applied at a college career fair, then they gave me an in person interview. After doing decently in that they gave me an online coding question. Currently heading to Austin Texas for a full day interview and dinner. All food is paid for
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The asked me a method that took in a string and return words up to the max length. There could be any amount of spaces which made it a little tricky
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Indeed (Tóquio)
Interview
Applied for position in Tokyo. The process starts with a online programming test on a japanese site that runs programming contests called atcoder.jp. The times available to take the test are a little bit convenient.
The test consists of 4 questions. Your choice of programming language. The questions starts easy and get more difficult as you proceed.
I applied online. I interviewed at Indeed in Oct 2014
Interview
Online test and asked me for a phone interview two day later.
Phone interview is actually quite easy, find the first duplicated word in a string. like "sky blue dark blue", simply return blue. Just use a hashset and it is solved! I wrote the code in one shot and then he asked about some of the basic problems of hashtable, time complexity etc, which I was able to answer very quickly. Then he asked if the string is so big, that it is a book, how would you do that?
A little bit communication with the interviewer and I was able to give the solution as well.
But go rejection email three days later. And I have no idea why.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Actually all the questions he gave is reasonable and basic problems.