**Phone Interview:**\n1. Reverse a linked list.\n2. Given a string, return true or false if the letters can be rearranged into a palindrome.\n\n**Onsite:**\n\nFirst Round:\nInsert Delete GetRandom.\n\nThe first round interviewer was great at making me feel comfortable. We got off to a great conversation at the start about a challenge I had to overcome in a project. Think I spent too much time chatting, it definitely cut into my coding time, but he kept asking me more questions. So I ended up only solving one coding question.\n\n Second Round:\n Candy Crush, delete characters in a string duplicated 3 or more times.\n\nThe second interviewer talked less. He asked why Bloomberg and why did I switch to be a Software Engineer. At the end he said he was satisfied with my solution. At the end I asked him some questions. I could already feel the reject coming. His responses weren\'t as thorough and just seemed like he was ready to end it and go on with his day.\n\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n**Conclusion**\n\nI answered all questions correctly. I came up with solutions with all optimal time and space complexity. \n\nReason why I think I got rejected:\n- I was over-explaining my thought process and approach\n- Which cut into my time, so I only solved one question each round\n- I did miss some edges cases in the first round and the interviewer had to remind me\n- I accidently used .join on something that wasn\'t join-able because I was thinking ahead too fast while coding, interviewer pointed it out\n- I probably took too long with each question\n- Honestly, I have no idea

Phone Interview:\n1. Reverse a linked list.\n2. Given a string, return true or false if the letters can be rearranged into a palindrome.\n\nOnsite:\n\nFirst Rou