"Full stack engineering interviews consist primarily of technical questions. Because full stack developers work with both back-end and front-end code, you should feel comfortable working with a variety of languages and answering questions ranging from databases and web servers to HMTL and UI implementation."
You should be able to speak your CV. Q1 - A simple given algorithm and you have to dry-run but thinking out loud. Q2 - Simple O(n^2) algo problem with keen focus on architecture design of the code. Q3 - Design a scalable application with best industrial practice, you have design the architecture keeping in all cloud computing principles in mind.
Implement (actually explain, because it's over the phone), a "max()" function inside of a Stack data structure of numbers. Meaning that every time you'll do a push() or poll() actions, you can run max() and say what is the current max number in the stack. This has to be an O(1) of time complexity and he don't care about space complexity.
Solving sorting medium-to-hard computation algorithms
Asked 2 python programs 4 questions on python
The assessment was not very clear, it was very simple but the instructions weren't clear. They asked to make a simple "calculator" application with provided functions?
What is your ideal work environment?
They asked what's the most important thing for me applying to job process.
Nothing involving details (coding syntax). Friendly survey of tech stack.
How much DSA you know
General questions about API, how do you document your API, how do you test your API
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