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Meta | Phone Screen | 2024-01-24 | Rejected
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I had my meta phone screen recently. The interview was ~10 mins behavioral questions. Nothing difficult. Things like "tell me about a project you worked on". ~40 minutes were for coding. The questions were non-standard (I believe) and easy complexity though I don't know what they were looking for because I was rejected. My interviewer did not understand Python well and needed to be walked through how a for loop
with range
works for example after I had talked through it.
Questions were:
- Given a current working directory string, and the input to a
cd
command as a string, output the full path to the new working directory. - Given two linked lists containing string values, output if the linked lists spell out the same string.
- The interviewer was not interested in worst case big O time complexity. They were looking for best average case. Something like using one queue for each linked list and pushing strings to the queues. But I can't be sure as I recieved no feedback other than rejection.
Good luck out there
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