Jelli interview questions

It saddens me that the egos of the other reviewers ruined what could have been an excellent experience for them even with no offer given. I don't have a CS degree. I studied Chemistry so I don't have the luxury of a superiority complex. I would suggest my approach the next time and ask the interviewer his/her priority instead of assuming it is what you think it should be, such as demonstrating a recursive algorithm. I didn't get an offer but I had a pleasant experience, met some great people, and I learned something. The recruiter was encouraging and she had a great sense of humor. She reached out to me, sent me the information I needed, and set up the interviewers. Everything else is icing. The second interview was the best I've had in over a decade. Anyone going into an interview to argue about correctness doesn't understand why he is there. Accept the answer given and say, "Thank you." I came up with the same answer as the interviewer who then suggested alternatives and we discussed both. There was no one-upmanship. We laughed through the whole thing. I made mistakes and he gave me an opportunity to explain my fixes. I finished by thanking him for a great time. My computer failed to perform on the next round and I have anxiety issues around assessments it was obvious within the first half-hour that I could not think my way through the simplest of problems but the interviews progressed anyway with the sole purpose of leaving me with some nice conversations and a positive experience. Who does that? Certainly not the people described above.

Kinda informal and chill scheduled in zoom and goes for like 30 mins interview is ok answerable and fine Kinda informal and chill scheduled in zoom and goes for like 30 mins interview is ok answerable and fine