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      Senior Android Developer Interview

      13 Feb 2019
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Toronto, ON
      No offer
      Negative experience
      Difficult interview

      Application

      I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Ritual (Toronto, ON) in Feb 2019

      Interview

      The interview process was long. 1. 15 min Phone Screening their Talent Acquisition Manager 2. 2 hour Technical Screen via Hangouts with one of their Android Developer 3. 3.5 hour long on site interview: - whiteboard session with one of their Senior Software Engineer (see q1) - cultural fit interview with Merchant Launch Manager - coding session with 2 Software Engineers from the web team (see q2) - whiteboard session with Software Engineer also from the web team The interviewers were very friendly and easy to talk to. During the technical screen I've been asked only one Android related questions. During the onsite interview, engineering interviewers were not interested in any of my Mobile Development achievements neither in my 10+ year experience as a Software Engineer. They were primarily focused on my ability to solve unrelated algorithmic challenges. Unfortunately after the interview I received an email from their Talent Acquisition Manager saying that they don't want to continue. When asked for more feedback, I got the response that he received enough "flags". Some of the flags included lack of questions to clarify scope/problems, lack of completeness/resolve with your solutions and potentially overthinking the problems. To summarize this. RITUAL interview process is very long and very flawed. They judge their candidates based on how well they can solve puzzles instead of on what they can bring to the team. If you are interested in interviewing be prepared that no matter how long you've been developing software, how successful you were at and what you could contribute to their software. If you can't solve the puzzle in a given amount of time or don't ask scope related questions just for the sake of asking (because you know... the FLAGS!!!), you are out. Just save yourself the trouble and move on.

      Interview questions [3]

      Question 1

      [Whiteboard] Dependency graph resolution. Given an array of dependencies: a -> [b,c] b -> [d] d -> [c] c -> [] e -> [] Print out in what order these dependencies will be resolved. Expected result: c, d, b, a, e
      Answer question

      Question 2

      [Coding] Islands count. Given a 5x5 matrix where 1 represents a land and 0 represent a water. Write a function that will count the islands in the given matrix. What's an island? If 1 has an adjacent 1 in any direction (N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW) it forms an island. -- [code javascript] --- var m = [ [1, 1, 0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0, 0, 1], [1, 0, 0, 1, 1], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [1, 0, 1, 0, 1] ]; function islandsCount(map) { // your code here return 0; } console.log("Number of islands: ", islandsCount(m)); -- [end code javascript] --- Expected count is 5.
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      Question 3

      [Whiteboard] Find a pair of values which sum matches the target. Given an array of numbers: A = [-20, 1, 2, 5, -20, 5, 9, 50, 12] and a target value x = 11. Write a function that will find a pair of numbers which sum equals the target value.
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