Nice salary package. The management and HR quickly take action when encountering problematic coworkers. Work schedule flexibility is highly encouraged, but not overworking. (They see the value in people long term.) They take care of their employees' needs.
It's kind of difficult to go up, but I found that's the case for bigger companies. With many employees on site, it's hard to see the bigger picture regarding your own services, as there are many "strings" and things are in a never-ending change.
Please review the interview process, especially when talking about seniors. Make it more about logical and critical thinking than algorithms they find on LeetCode. Let them out of their comfort zone a bit. It is not enough to read a number of books to be a senior, especially when you refuse to help your colleagues if there is something outside your books and then shame them for not knowing.
The interview experience was much better than I expected. The interviewer was nice and professional, and arrived on time for the meeting. The questions themselves were not hard, but I was too nervous and ended up running out of time. However, it was
The first round was of general reasoning and quant. The second was two technical rounds, followed by a skill test. This is a wonderful career opportunity if selected for Adobe.
I submitted my resume at the school career fair and got an interview on campus. They asked a few easy data structure problems, and I passed the first interview. For the second interview, I went to San Jose for the onsite interview. They asked a gra
The interview experience was much better than I expected. The interviewer was nice and professional, and arrived on time for the meeting. The questions themselves were not hard, but I was too nervous and ended up running out of time. However, it was
The first round was of general reasoning and quant. The second was two technical rounds, followed by a skill test. This is a wonderful career opportunity if selected for Adobe.
I submitted my resume at the school career fair and got an interview on campus. They asked a few easy data structure problems, and I passed the first interview. For the second interview, I went to San Jose for the onsite interview. They asked a gra