On the interview with CTO I expected to answer some behavioral question, but instead got asked that leetcode problem. The problem: Imagine a Domino game. Each domino piece has 2 sides with numbers from 0 to 6. Given an array of these pieces, write an algorithm that would connect all domino pieces (sort them basically in the order that is correct, and it can go both sides). 45 minutes total interview length.
If a trader has entered into a structured trade which has exposed him/her to a counterparty risk, then how will they hedge the risk?
How would you design an ISMS for an organization?
Can you explain the difference between == and equals()? Are strings immutable? Can you explain the hashcode method?
The fact that they ran out of questions goes to prove one thing: Either it is just a dog and pony show or they really just DGAF.
Questions are mostly about python concepts, data types, oop task, about API(how they work).
Focus on managerial style and functioning...pretty much the crux of the whole session
Example on how I handled conflicting priorities
How would you structure multi-step wizard functionality on top of MVC framework?
Mutual funds
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