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It was a phone interview. The person interviewing me was super nice and patient. They had me log into their server using ssh and complete some coding tasks. They also asked me some stuff about C and computer systems.
Met a representative at a career fair, and it went well when I told him about my interest/experience in dealing with networks. As we were talking he put a star on my resume, which led to being invited for an interview. All the interview questions he can ask are already posted on Glassdoor, so make sure to check all of them out. The interviewer only expects that you spend all 45 minutes on one question (vercmp), but if you practice, you can answer more (I fully coded/answered 3 within that time). However my vercmp wasn't able to work in time, so that's probably why I didn't get the offer.
I got contacted on LinkedIn for an interview. There were two calls, separated by a month, to discuss my background and set up the interview. The interview scheduling was poorly managed, leading to confusion and miscommunication about dates. The interviewer was quiet and unhelpful when my code didn't work, making the interview a bit awkward.
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