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31 lines
951 B
5 years ago
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id: interview-stages
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title: Stages
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The following interview formats are based on my experience interviewing with Bay Area companies. Formats would differ slightly depending on the roles you are applying to. Many companies like to use [CoderPad](https://coderpad.io/) for collaborative code editing. CoderPad supports running of the program, so you might be asked to fix your code such that it can be run. For front end interviews, many companies like to use [CodePen](https://codepen.io/), and it will be worth your time to familiarize yourself with the user interfaces of such web-based coding environments.
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For on-site interviews at smaller (non-public) companies, most will allow (and prefer) that you use your own laptop. Hence it is important that you prepare your development environment in advance.
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## Hiring phases
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### Recruiter screen
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TODO
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### Phone screen
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TODO
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### Onsite
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TODO
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### Follow Up
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TODO
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### Hiring Decision
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TODO
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