Phone interview consists of a programming excercise. Need to log on to their server and complete a BT and linked list program. Should be easy.. Onsite is again programming, and it seems the questions are standard. I regret not looking up online now.. First interview was based on stacks, linked list, arrays, dynamic allocations.. all these basic concepts were touched. I had a feeling the interviewer was not open for design changes, he had a set of things in mind and was just stuck to his plan. The second interview was kind of weird. I worked in a networking company before, but never did socket programming there.. It has been ages since I wrote the last socket program. And who remembers TCP/IP hand shake.. I dont think they read my resume. I dont see a reason why these questions were asked if the candidate was interested in platforms.

Pretty good, not too complicated, was comfortable. Mostly LC questions, and was easy enough that you should be able to do it after doing NC150. good luck for the interview!