#Congrats
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Applied: Oct 17
OA invite: November 26
OA completed: November 30
Final invite: Dec 5
Final date: Dec 20
Offer: Jan 2
Did you email to expedite
Did you send follow up? If so what date did you send follow up?
canada or us? and oa score?
I emailed on the 29th, they responded the 30th with "please wait 3-5 business days"
Canada
How did u feel about ur final
gotchu and did u get perfect OA score?
OA was terrible lmao: 3/15, and 7/15
first one was a leetcode hard regex, second was a max flow rate problem, iirc you needed Ford-Faulkerson
the final was great, I thought it was my best interview performance so far
ohh damn unfortunate they gave hard
do u think comments and behavioural part helped?
every question I got was insane this year 😅
i got like 15 and 9 did it last friday
definitely, I left comments for the regex one, and I know the LPs inside out
Did u get the final interview survey
nope
yep
I somehow solved it in aroun 15 min, and he followed up for 5 minutes asking about optimization and how to make the code more readable
is the final 45 min or 1h and is it 50/50 split time on LP and lc?
45 min final
Makes sense
first 10~15 he asked 2 LPs, and technical was around 20 minutes
Yk which survey I'm talking about right
rate our interview process?
Yup
I did not get that one
no answering that
nope
just make sure you use STAR for LP questions, or they'll keep following up
I followed it almost to a tee, and they guy seemed satisfied and didn't ask any follow ups lmao
What kind of questions do they ask for LP’s
Do they ask specifics from resume sometimes?
sorry last thing do u think they care more about getting the lc part correct in the final or just ur thought process/communication on it?
even if it’s not perfect
honestly, I can't tell
I didn't know word search 2 was a lc hard lol
so I didn't panic and just solved it
the code worked and I communicated the whole process
I would say you at least need to brute force it and how a working solution
the guy emphasized that he needed me to write something that worked, and then we can optimize it later if I have time
it's important to write something I think
every LP question they asked me started off with "Tell me a time where you (insert LP question here)"
happy to help!
mine were:
- tell me about time where you showed initiative
- tell me about time where you worked under pressure and had to deliver features
they won't tell you exactly which LPs they are asking, or directly ask about your resume, but if you know what you're doing it's easy to figure out what they're asking
Did you solve using brute force first then get to optimal after?
yep
did u "pre-script" answers?
I thought of multiple stories for each LP, but I didn't memorize each answer word-by-word
just talking points ig
I think it was a lc hard so he was fine with a logically correct brute force answer, but he made me start the optimal question for 10 minutes lmao
I think the writing out the optimal solution was like bonus points atp
Do you know which office (Van, Tor)?
Thanks
was this undergrad? if so that's surprising that a flow problem would appear in undergrad
I'm undergrad, applied for intern
dry run, just explain how your code will handle a test case(s) and go through the logic
yeah... I'm pretty sure my experience this year was an extreme outlier, every single technical question I got this year was leetcode hard
are you sure it was a max flow problem though? you got 7/15 so im assuming you did it without ford-fulkerson
for word search two isn’t it just run a backtracking helper on each word
If true add to final list if not then don’t