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Just startedThe bar: Comfort with graphs and real-time systems thinking.
Problem statements are often dressed as rider and driver scenarios.
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ready
Early days. Work the Uber sheet in order and let the planner pace you.
The loop
- 1Phone screen
One medium to hard problem, usually graph or map flavoured.
- 2Onsite coding
Two rounds, one algorithmic and one closer to real service code.
- 3Design
System design that almost always touches maps, matching or dispatch.
What actually matters here
- Shortest path and grid problems are the house speciality.
- Expect the interviewer to extend the problem into a distributed setting.
- Practise implementing Dijkstra from memory, cleanly.
Difficulty mix they ask
10% easy60% medium30% hard
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Uber sheet
Ordered by how much this company cares about the topic, then by how often the problem appears.
The core set for this company.
55 reported by candidates15 matched to their focus topics
0 / 50 solved