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It sounds like this happened after I left Crunchyroll in 2015. The process I had in place was definitely not like that :/ Well FWIW, I personally wrote the c
by cspa 8y ago
It sounds like this happened after I left Crunchyroll in 2015. The process I had in place was definitely not like that :/
Well FWIW, I personally wrote the coding exercise that you enjoyed (http://www.crunchyroll.com/tech-challenge/roaming-math/yourname@email-domain.com http://www.crunchyroll.com/tech-challenge/roaming-math/yourn...). I thought it was a good mix of basic algorithms (tree traversal) as well as some practical knowledge (CURL/http). I'm surprised they are still using the same one :)
- Jemaclus 8y agoMy interview was in June 2015. Maybe you had left by then. It did seem disorganized. I did really enjoy that coding challenge, though. Good job with it. It is the one thing I did like about the whole experience, and I still share it with people when they ask about what a good coding challenge might be. Tree traversal isn't particularly useful in web dev world, but it's a pretty intuitive task, so I think it's gives good insight into whether a programmer can reason logically about a task. I'd rather see real-world challenges, though. Sometimes that's hard, though, depending on the company.