The first interview focuses on your experience and includes a question where you're asked to describe a pseudo-algorithm, explain its functionality, and provide its Big-O complexity. The second interview is about OOP, Python, and a code challenge to solve in 20 mins.
Explain Cursors and procedures in detail. What are they used for?
Why do you want to go to fleetster?
Why do you want to work with us?
While I can't recall a specific question word-for-word, the emphasis during the interview was on problem-solving and analytical thinking. The questions were designed more to understand my approach to challenges rather than just testing specific programming knowledge. It felt like they were keen on understanding how I think and approach various technical scenarios.
What is REST? Describe it.
tell me about your experience
How do you deal with multiple tickets with varying priorities? What do you do if you finish all your tickets early?
I am a self taught developer and the one question that came up each time was my approach to teaching myself to code.
Codility tasks including CodeLeet-like algorithms, despite job description requiring no knowledge of those
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