HomeAway was offering 30 minute on campus interviews. I walked in, chatted with the interviewer for around half the time and discussed my side projects and passions. For the rest of the time, I worked on an OOP question. The interviewer was very nice and helpful, and the process went fairly smoothly.

1st HR phone screen: every easy, most of the questions are very common, asked about school's projects, work experience etc. 2nd Technical phone screen: most of them are fairly easy 1. What is the difference between an array and a vector 2. What is the difference between a class and a object 3. Given an array of integers, find the max int 4. Remove duplications from an array of int 5. Design a Unix file system with OOP (I failed this question, should have prepared better) 6. What does 'grep' command in linux do? 7. What does 2^16 equal? Got the rejection email the next day, obviously they believed I was not good at OOP so they did not bother to call me to the next round. Make sure to polish your OOP concepts and applications. Best of luck fellas!

I obtained the first round of interview directly at the campus career fair. The interviewer is extremely supportive and friendly. But, if you made an error in the code, he would still say good job and not tell you the bug.