First I got an email asking me to take a one-hour test on Google Docs. The questions included algebra (more the kind you can reason about than the kind that requires that you took a relevant class), logic, object-oriented programming, and database topics. I felt I did well, and got an for a phone interview. It was mostly true false and multiple choice. The questions were again about logic, C++, Java, and databases. The interviewer said it was okay that I didn't have any databases experience, and to just guess for those questions. After I passed that interview, they did a one-hour collabEdit coding phone interview. I was asked to reverse a number (like 1284 to 4821) without resorting to string manipulation. I don't think I did very well. After a half hour of me struggling with that, he asked me how what he thought was an easy question: how to find the nearest common ancestor for two nodes in a binary tree. After I solved that with his help, he asked me what motivated me to work in computer science.