4 Interviews: Interview 1: Classic Programming question Interview 2: A design question that let you delve deeply into areas you're interested in Interview 3: Behavioral Interview 4: They call it a "Systems Design" interview but it's more evaluating a business problem they have and writing small amounts of code to deal with it or modifying existing code they give you.
Power day interview part four: Behavioral Questions: they will ask you around five behavioral questions from a list they provide in their preparation material.
Power day interview part three: Business case: you talk with someone who will present you with a business case and ask several questions about it.
rotate the string, flatten the nested list, find the two numbers that sum to a given number
General behavioral questions (workplace problems, frustration, etc)
Can you tell me what is polymorphism?
QHow do you process fast view SELECT query in the database?
Q: Describe a project you recently worked on? Q: How would you increase the efficiency of SQL queries? Q: What is the complexity of binary search? Q: Describe the lifecycle of an HTTP request from the client to the server? Q: what is BGP? Q: What are the minimum required fields of an HTTP request?
Check for balanced parentheses in an expression
About how you used skills in JD before?
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