Flexible work hours is the only pro.
They don't provide an increase in salary, just give useless reasons.
I applied in college, a 2-round process. There was a basic understanding of programming concepts and some questions based on the projects completed. I was asked 1 or 2 LeetCode easy-level coding questions and some dummy run-throughs of code.
A coding round and HR interview where technical knowledge and projects were discussed, and I got affirmation from their end in 1 month. I accepted the offer and interned for 2 months there.
The interview was really straightforward. The first two interviews were behavioral and asked questions about your previous work experience from your resume. In the final round, they give you a few categories to present about an innovation you have.
I applied in college, a 2-round process. There was a basic understanding of programming concepts and some questions based on the projects completed. I was asked 1 or 2 LeetCode easy-level coding questions and some dummy run-throughs of code.
A coding round and HR interview where technical knowledge and projects were discussed, and I got affirmation from their end in 1 month. I accepted the offer and interned for 2 months there.
The interview was really straightforward. The first two interviews were behavioral and asked questions about your previous work experience from your resume. In the final round, they give you a few categories to present about an innovation you have.