Sometimes I feel lost in my work. Mentors are full-time employees, so you can't expect 24/7 QnAs.
Agoda is a big company, so the pipeline of making a feature is very long and complicated. For example, a simple button may take 2-3 weeks to be able to fully deploy.
One may feel that their work is very minimal and has no impact, unlike other people who intern in startups and get to do bigger features.
Agoda is a great place to experience a corporate work environment, but I cannot recommend it as a place for learning coding.
Some features are still broken, such as mocking data for some services is impossible, making the dev experience abysmal.
One round of Skype interview and five rounds of on-site interviews. Most of them were technical, with the remaining focusing on personality and interests in the IT field. The interviewers knew how to help me stay calm and focus. They asked profession
The interview process consisted of: * Two coding interviews * One architecture interview * One general engineering/process chat The first interview was LeetCode-style, with two questions. One of these was the "longest palindrome in a string"
I started with Skype interviews. I had two, which lasted about 45 minutes each. I was mostly asked about what I do, how I would approach certain tasks, and some technical questions. The interviewer mostly took notes and let me talk. A few days later
One round of Skype interview and five rounds of on-site interviews. Most of them were technical, with the remaining focusing on personality and interests in the IT field. The interviewers knew how to help me stay calm and focus. They asked profession
The interview process consisted of: * Two coding interviews * One architecture interview * One general engineering/process chat The first interview was LeetCode-style, with two questions. One of these was the "longest palindrome in a string"
I started with Skype interviews. I had two, which lasted about 45 minutes each. I was mostly asked about what I do, how I would approach certain tasks, and some technical questions. The interviewer mostly took notes and let me talk. A few days later