If a bicycle model is moving at velocity V and heading angle θ, what is its velocity in the X and Y directions? This was the only technical question asked. While the math behind it is simple (V * cos(θ), V * sin(θ)), the interviewer showed no interest in hearing my thought process or discussing my actual experience with vehicle models, ROS, or planning systems. No questions were asked about my resume or relevant project experience.
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Lots of behavioural questions related to the role and my personality profile. Tell me about a time when you led a project?
Why do you want to work at dispatch health
"so you're not a real day to day clinician?" "oh I'm not sure what we're looking for - I guess you could do it, but we here at OSH prefer clinicians with a practice"
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What is the type of maintenance you can do on a vehicle and how comfortable do you feel doing it?
Easy question: Read in a string of words separated by spaces in which some words are quoted and output the words 1 line at a time with quotes if applicable. Something like that. This question which was last and I didn't have time to manually enter every character into the HackerEarth "IDE" before the test timed out. I wasn't sure if I could jump back and forth between questions on HackerEarth platform and didn't want to risk it at the time but wish I would have jumped to this question first before the first coding question which was physics type of problem solving exercise not sure why since I'm not a physicists and this was a Health Care HSA applications related software engineering role. My opinion, HackerEarth s*cks and so does any company hiring this way and even if on a whiteboard if asking questions like the physics related one for line of business applications.
Just be prepared to answer questions like: Why are you here? Think thoroughly about the reason you applied, and be honest if you are looking for along term career or just another Job
Q: What is your favorite feature(s) in the modern C++ standards?
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