Hey everyone! I've been invited to take a 120-minute coding assessment for an Associate Software Engineer position at Zorvyn. I'm curious to hear from anyone who has recently gone through their test. I'd really appreciate any insights on the following: which data structures and algorithms (DSA) topics tend to come up most often, the overall difficulty level, the type of questions I might encounter (like arrays, strings, or hashing), whether there are any multiple-choice questions or if it's strictly coding, and what platform the test is conducted on (like HackerRank or Codility). If anyone remembers any specific questions or similar examples, that would be awesome as well!
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I received the OA link too. I have seen mixed opinions about Zorvyn, with some claiming the company might be a scam. It does raise some red flags, but giving assessments to many people seems odd if that's the case.
I just did the coding assessment! It included various DSA topics, but I found that arrays and strings were heavily featured. The difficulty ranged mainly from easy to medium, and there were no MCQs, just coding problems. They used HackerRank for the platform, which is pretty standard for these types of tests! If you're familiar with common algorithm problems, you'll do well.
Thanks for the insight! What kind of specific questions did they ask?
Yeah, I'm worried about it too. Did you end up taking the test?