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The internship process is streamlined into two rounds focusing on mobile development expertise and fundamental algorithms.
The process consists of five rounds: two technical coding rounds, one system design round, one managerial round, and one HR behavioral round.
The process involves two rounds that test a mix of backend proficiency and algorithmic skills.
The candidate went through five rounds of interviews for an SDE 4 position and successfully received an offer.
The first round focused on data structures and algorithms, consisting of one medium-level problem and two easy-level problems.
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Two easy-level algorithmic questions
The second round involved solving two algorithmic problems, including a variation of a string reorganization task.
First Missing Positive
Variation of Reorganize String
The candidate was asked to design a distributed web crawler system.
Design a distributed web crawler
The hiring manager round focused on the candidate's professional background, resume details, and motivation for joining the company.
A final round focused on culture fit and behavioral assessment.
The interview process consisted of two rounds covering Android-specific technical knowledge and general behavioral questions. The candidate was selected for the internship.
The round focused on Android development concepts and a data structures and algorithms problem.
Activity lifecycle methods
Android launch modes
Android threading
Android services behavior
MVVM vs MVP architecture
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A discussion with the hiring manager covering background, internship logistics, and a technical question regarding the Glide library.
Advantages of using the Glide library
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