you are given 3 programming problems with a 90 minute time limit. The test will be hosted on hacker rank and you are allowed to look at documentation, and test your code.
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Question 1
Fizz buzz, I don't remeber the middle problem, and the last one is something about generating similar numbers based on the digits of 2 numbers
I applied through university. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Atlassian
Interview
I received a HackerRank challenge with four problems. I was required to do a minimum of 2 in 90 minutes, which I ended up doing and then running out of time on my third. Passed that round and did a phone interview asking me about my resume and my experience working in a team. Was told I would receive a response within five days. No response until I emailed a follow-up two weeks later, received a standard copy-paste rejection.
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Question 1
Describe one team you were part of and why you think it was successful.
I applied online. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Atlassian in Jan 2019
Interview
The process begins with a Hackerrank pre-screening, you only need to complete 2 out of 4 questions to move on. The 2 questions weren't too difficult, and about a month later a recruiter reached out to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was conducted through a CodePair link with a principle developer and a shadower. The interviewer seemed nice enough, and he was good about helping me out with debugging or providing assumptions so I wasn't wasting time. Although I had a working solution at the end of the interview, I didn't move forward with the process, which would have been onsite interviewing. Also, be aware that the interviewers can see if you click off the CodePair window, that might have been an issue for my interview lol
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Question 1
Warmup question: reverse a string. I used Python's slicing to solve it in a couple lines, so he asked me to implement it in a more traditional way.
Implement a hash table class for strings. I used a list of lists to handle collision, which he said most people do. He also asked for some basic testing throughout the process.