#How did you do on the bug squash round?
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it wasn't my strongest round, but they were impressed enough by my other interviews
do you have any advice @unique glade
good debugging skills will make you stand out (lots of people struggle the most on bug squash plus they want u to test and debug ur own code)
what a goat, congrats
i dont understand how it is so hard, most people have expressed difficulty with it. i would think that you just run the tests and then you can basically see what's broken, then you go there and look around for things that may be working improperly and find the fix there.
could you compare your experience to this assumption i have? is it just extremely hard to find the thing that's broken? is making the fix difficult/time consuming? is it helpful/unhelpful running the tests?
also just curious, do you know if you'll take the offer/where you'd be?
sry i'm just spammming u with questions
It’s a lot easier to debug ur own code since you wrote it, you can reason more easily about what its supposed to do
If instead you had to debug a large project like bs4 you don’t necessarily know what it’s supposed to do at a deeper level than “just pass the test”. In the bug squash they could give you test cases that are failing and it’s hard to tell why/where since the test case could call one function which calls a bunch of nested functions.
I accepted the offer and will go to Seattle. Seems most new grads are going there
ah, okay. i see. that makes sense.
thank you for your response
ah dope! i'm interviewing for the same place :3
Gl!
thank you! have fun at stripe hehe
Hey, just wondering how long did it take for you to hear back after EM?
@unique glade mind if i dm?
sure
8 workdays
I prob got rejected lul
@unique glade Did you receive an email like this from your recruiter?
Hi Natalia,
Thank you so much for taking the time to interview with the team. Now that you've completed all of your interviews, I would love to hop on a call to discuss how it went and walk you through next steps. Please find time on my calendar here.
Best,
Just signed my Stripe offer! Do you know if/when we'll receive swag?
what city
San Francisco, but according to the news they should probably relocate to South San Francisco soon?
Need to ask that to my recruiter
ah nice
@unique glade @junior sigil how did you guys do on the integration round? how many parts did you get through
I finished all parts
thanks!
@unique glade congrats on your stripe offer!! i'm also recruiting for the seattle office (chatting w recruiter this monday 🤞) curious if you know what stripe's WFH policy is - as in, are they cool with people working remotely indefinitely (even after the office opens back up)?
i didn't ask my recruiter about this, but stripe seems remote friendly and i think my recruiter said u can change offices easily after like a yr or something
ahh tysm!
@unique glade what were ur "scores" like on each of the rounds?
like coding x/2, bug squash x/4, integration x/5
btw you were right about bug squash that shit was hard lmao
i'm just trying to gauge how i did––i think Natalia got 0 on bug squash but all of them on integration so it seems assessment is holistic
did u ever get an offer
i was told its super remote friendly
yep - i got a verbal offer from the recruiter today but am waiting on the written! recruiter seemed bullish on being able to give me a remote offer after i explained my situation, but we'll see
@eternal latch oop sorry for late response! in terms of questions - nothing i got was LC, i remember during on-site i got a bug squash q (which required getting a test to pass that previously was failing), a q that asked me to use some HTTP apis, build a sample invoicing system
oh in terms of how i did - i think i got everything in terms of finishing all parts of each q
ur fine dawg
ah okay
damn nice