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Sure. It's a mix of: * technical topics (review to substantial depth on every topic we cover) * interview management (being friendly and helping candidates ge
by compumike 8y ago
Sure. It's a mix of:
* technical topics (review to substantial depth on every topic we cover)
* interview management (being friendly and helping candidates get through as much as they can in the time allotted)
* grading calibration (so all of our interviewers give repeatable, consistent scores on every dimension of our rubric)
* a lot of practice (mock interviews with other interviewers, taking over one section at a time from existing interviews, eventually flying solo)
- rahimnathwani 8y agoThanks for sharing! And, BTW, I took your initial online test just for fun+research. I really liked the mix of question types. And it was clear a lot of thought went into picking the answers for the multiple choice questions: apart from the best answer, there were answers that were way off base, but also 1-2 that sounded plausible to someone who had some knowledge of the topic. EDIT: One more thing: On the page that describes the process (https://triplebyte.com/company_faq_learn_more https://triplebyte.com/company_faq_learn_more) it says there are two steps: - Quiz (10% pass rate) - Technical Interview (30% pass rate for those who passed the quiz) But when I tried the process, I saw 3 steps: - Programming Questions (i.e. the quiz I mentioned I tried) - Programming Problems (it says it will take 30 mins, and I haven't tried yet) - Technical Interview