I've been given a test that was basically about showing a list of drivers on a map, updating positions, calculating closest driver based on the user position, etc. Very basic thing. Had 2 or 3 days to do it. I've seen other people here saying that they basically wanted you to work for free and never hire you, which is ridiculous. This is a typical hiring exercise, designed to measure your various skills. They threw my work away as soon as I passed that step.
First round was of problem solving nature and later had some low level design, lib creation questions.
Java 8 questions on streams
SQL : find the nth largest salary in employee database table
Swift: Optional, Concurrency, MVVM SwiftUI: All property wrappers, comparisons
behavioral questions and situational questions system design integration design
Qual a diferença entre ObservedObjects e EnvironmentObjects para as views no SwiftUI
Write an interface and inherit from it (on paper)
The test task asks to write the code finding "similar" HTML elements in given files. There is no definition of "similarity" in task description; they expect "similarity from the human point of view". There was 4 files provided (4 test cases). The task description explicitly says "Target completion time is 2 hours. We would rather see what you were able to do in 2 hours than a full-blown algorithm you’ve spent days implementing" and "remember that working software is the main goal so something simple that works is generally better, than a complex unfinished solution" They also asked to write detailed readme and to provide executable file. It was allowed to use libraries.
Pick the best solution to solving a coding problem. The problem was there was a way to optimize the code and what I thought was the best solution.
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