We have a 4x4 grid, and we know there's a mouse trapped in one of the cells. We want to figure out which cell it's in, but we can only ask queries of the following form: given a subset of the cells, we can "scan" our grid and know whether there's a mouse within that subset or not, but not where it is. How would we figure out where the mouse is using the fewest number of scans? FOLLOW UP: How would we do this if there were two mice?
were Hashing design and operation, finding tree path for sum, design questions for their system, optimal solution was given with white board and coding on machine.
Typical HR, tell us about yourself, why you want to work here, what you know about Gorilla Logic, why you leave your previous work, all questions in a form of conversation, so you really don't feel like in an interrogatory. Technical Interview, I don't know he discard me almost immediate without talking.
Me preguntaron sobre mis trabajos anteriores, que tipo de soluciones había dado.
Cosa ti spinge a candidarti per lavorare in Unobravo?
If you were in my shoes, what qualities would you look for in a candidate?
Discussion about the work experience and gave an problem to solve at Hacker Rank (Coding Round)
Why do you think you want me to hire you for 14000?
Basic Java questions, focus on concurrency and data structures
Como me veo de acá a 5 años
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