Awesome policies, awesome peers, good work.
Leave policy and flex timing are awesome.
It gives pride when you say you work for Adobe.
Bureaucratic management, which is highly politicized and not expected from a company of this reputation.
Policies and decisions should be audited well.
Please reduce bureaucracy, and it will make Adobe the best place to work.
There were 3 written tests: * Aptitude * Quantitative * C There were 4 rounds of interviews. In the interviews, the main focus was on the approach to solve the problem, rather than actually solving it. Additionally, core programming concepts shou
First was the written test, which was a simple one. After screening, they called for interviews. In my case, they conducted only two interviews. Both interviews included some basic problem-solving, and small programs involving strings, factorial, LC
The interview process included three technical rounds, followed by a Director's round and then HR. The F2F interview process followed an aptitude test, which had around 50 questions to be completed in 45 minutes.
There were 3 written tests: * Aptitude * Quantitative * C There were 4 rounds of interviews. In the interviews, the main focus was on the approach to solve the problem, rather than actually solving it. Additionally, core programming concepts shou
First was the written test, which was a simple one. After screening, they called for interviews. In my case, they conducted only two interviews. Both interviews included some basic problem-solving, and small programs involving strings, factorial, LC
The interview process included three technical rounds, followed by a Director's round and then HR. The F2F interview process followed an aptitude test, which had around 50 questions to be completed in 45 minutes.