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Companies don't tell interviewee's why the didn't hire them so are you sure it was these questions that lead to them passing on you? Often you are one among man
by djmips 2y ago
Companies don't tell interviewee's why the didn't hire them so are you sure it was these questions that lead to them passing on you? Often you are one among many interviewing at the same time and you may have been given a thumbs up yet someone with more experience is hired.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoClearly someone who read the first addition and provided the O(N) solution would be "more experienced" in this scenario. Meanwhile I wouldn't even know where to start if asked such a question. Is this a tech artist or animation programmer position?
- OnionBlender 2y agoIt was a C++ graphics programming job.
- OnionBlender 2y agoI agree that it isn't the sole reason why I didn't get the job. If I did great on the other 5 interviews, then my O(n log n) solution probably would have been fine. However, not getting the optimal solution didn't help.