Candidatei-me online. O processo levou mais de 1 semana. Fui entrevistado pela Flywheel Networks (San Francisco, CA) em abr. de 2015
Entrevista
There's a phone screen with the lead engineer. He basically asked me about my experiences and what I was looking for in a role. He also explained Flywheel's business model and upcoming projects. Then an in house technical interview where they ask you problems to solve on the whiteboard.
Candidatei-me online. O processo levou 3 semanas. Fui entrevistado pela Flywheel Networks (San Francisco, CA) em mai. de 2013
Entrevista
The interview process for the engineering team consisted of one short phone screen and one longer in-person interview with two current Flywheel engineers.
Phone screen: mostly focused on experience, projects, noteworthy items from my resume, etc. No technical questions. Lasted maybe 20 minutes.
In-person interview: The main interview covered multiple broad areas of programming but focused on algorithm design and complexity, database design/data modeling, and Ruby/Rails knowledge (Flywheel is primarily a Ruby/Rails shop). I was asked to design and implement a function to find the nth prime number, as well as come up with strategies to improve my solution's performance. The database portion focused on modeling a simple application and sketching a few SQL queries for different interviewer-provided scenarios. In addition to the technical interview, a few other non-engineering employees (including the CEO) interviewed me for personality/culture fit.
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The Ruby/Rails questions covered a lot of ground and were by far the hardest to answer offhand, though I got the feeling they weren't expecting me to get every question right, but rather show them where and how large the gaps in my Rails knowledge are.
