A write-up is only worth reading if the next batch can prepare from it. Five things do most of that work: 1. **The round order.** Online test, then two technical rounds, then HR — with roughly how long each took. 2. **The questions.** As close to the wording as you remember, especially the follow-up. 3. **The bar.** How much of the problem you were expected to finish on your own. 4. **The result and timeline.** Selected, rejected, or pending — and how many days between rounds. 5. **What you would do differently.** This is the part most write-ups skip, and the part people actually use. Company name, role and campus are the framing; everything above is the content.
