Behavioral:\n- Why Snap?\n- Talk about a past mistake\n\nCoding:\nhttps://leetcode.com/problems/palindrome-linked-list/\nHowever, the ListNode was generic but based on the question requirement I used integer as value of each node.\nAfter clarifying questions, I explaned my solution (reverse the second half and compare each node from first half to the second half). \n\nI quickly wrote the code as clean as I could. However, for comparing values of nodes I used something like ``` if (node1.val==node2.val) continue; ``` instead of ``` if (node1.val.equals(node2.val)) continue; ```  (or calling intValue()). As a result, 2 test cases didn\'t pass. \nThe interviewer told me there is an issue in this line and I mentioned that we should use equal instead of == since we are comparing objects. The interviewer mentioned that many engineers make this mistake. \n\nWe had 10 minutes left at the end of the interview and I asked about snap culture. They didn\'t event bother to let me know that I\'m rejected even after I followed up with them a week after!

Behavioral:\n- Why Snap?\n- Talk about a past mistake\n\nCoding:\nhttps://leetcode.com/problems/palindrome-linked-list/\nHowever, the ListNode was generic but b