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      Developer Interview

      20 Oct 2011
      Anonymous employee
      Tokyo
      Accepted offer
      Negative experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at iDeep Solutions (Tokyo) in Nov 2010

      Interview

      At the time iDeep Global Labs was called Vigience Development, and the HR duties were carried out by a separate company called Vigience, so things may be different now. The interview process was long overall, involving four 1:1 interviews and one skills test spread out over a 2 month period. This was outrageously long in my opinion, and I was quite frustrated. The interviews were well planned. The first one was a personality screening with a person from HR. A week later I had a technical interview with an architect where he asked me to write code on the white board, and a more general interview immediately afterwards with the head of development. 1 month later they finally give me an offer, but to do tech support instead of software development. I trained for support as a tester but ended up as a systems administrator. I suppose they saw things in me they couldn't see during their extensive interview process.

      Interview questions [2]

      Question 1

      Write a "string to int" converter in pseudocode on the white board
      1 Answer

      Question 2

      Given a method in class A which calls a method in class B, how would you run an isolated unit test on class A without calling class B?
      1 Answer

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