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      C#/Unity Developer Interview

      Sep 19, 2022
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Hamburg
      No offer
      Negative experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at gamigo (Hamburg) in May 2022

      Interview

      Initial interview Task of 5 questions increasing in difficulty, having nothing to do with Unity at all. The task was bigger than it should be and the big bulk of the questions can be found and copy/pasted off stackoverflow Tech interview liked how ‘visual’ my task was (i actually used unity) but then they started asking the typical, old-aged why didn’t you use a hashset to optimize more. The task was big enough, to figure out a non-copy pasted way to do it. And nothing in the task document specified any focus on optimization. Most questions were something you can answer with a 1 min google search But anyway I’d say it didn’t go great But i got to the next stage with the lead who seemed to have a very very positive outlook of me. The interview was great and chill. He said and I quote “we will definitely make you an offer, we just have to see what we can put together but you at least have 1 new offer next week” This was because I asked for 70k euro gross annual and their highest unity dev according to him was paid 60k euros After more than a week they finally got back to me saying “You’re too junior for our needs” Which i might have believed if they didn’t promise an offer. I guess I was out of budget but they are too ‘proud’ to say so. Very unprofessional. Tech interview was also hostile a bit and one of the interviewers had absolutely abysmal English.

      Interview questions [3]

      Question 1

      What is the difference between SendMessage and BroadcastMessage?
      Answer question

      Question 2

      How to optimise a scene?
      Answer question

      Question 3

      What is the drawback of static batching?
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