One technical sequence began with a medium LeetCode-style problem and then switched to debugging a web application. The assistant I could use was tightly limited: it could read files and explain components, but it would not provide the answer. Understanding the bug mattered, but so did staying organized while navigating the codebase under time pressure. I could follow the logic, yet the debugging took more iteration than I expected.
In another coding experience at a similar level, I had three questions of varying difficulty. Data structures were central, the final question had many edge cases, and I could move between questions instead of following a fixed order. I did not receive an offer in either path. My takeaway was that both formats rewarded careful, detailed execution under constraints.
Location: Vancouver, BC. Overall feedback: negative. Offer status: no offer.
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