What each company actually asks — compiled from publicly shared interview experiences.
Sourced from public interview reports (discussion forums, blogs, prep communities). Exact questions vary between loops — treat these as the recurring patterns to master, not a leaked paper.
14 problems · 3 design prompts
Emphasis on clean reasoning from brute force to optimal, graph/DP depth, and follow-ups that mutate the problem.
14 problems · 3 design prompts
Pattern-heavy and fast-paced — arrays, BFS grids, heaps — with Leadership Principles woven into every round.
14 problems · 2 design prompts
Fundamentals-first: linked lists, trees, and clean implementation — plus a practical design conversation.
16 problems · 3 design prompts
Speed matters: two clean mediums in ~35 minutes, verbalizing the approach before code. Heavy on strings, trees, and top-k.
12 problems · 2 design prompts
Team-dependent loops that reward polished fundamentals, memory awareness, and API-quality code.
7 problems · 5 design prompts
Senior-leaning loops: fewer puzzle questions, more streaming-scale design, caching, and real-world trade-offs.
12 problems · 3 design prompts
Graphs and geospatial flavor — shortest paths, grids, k-nearest — plus marketplace system design.
13 problems · 2 design prompts
String manipulation and DP dominate reports, with an OOP/design-patterns conversation for product teams.
13 problems · 3 design prompts
Hard-leaning DSA rounds — DP, BFS, heaps under time pressure — then machine-coding/LLD with working code.
14 problems · 2 design prompts
CoderPad rounds heavy on arrays, math, and hash maps, plus CS fundamentals trivia between problems.