Amazing company to work at!
Amazing company to work at!
- Lots of opportunities to learn.
- Lots of challenging and engaging projects.
- Working on next-gen technology with cloud resources.
- Great company culture and application of leadership principles.
Some operational burden is there beyond work hours. Not the best work-life balance; it can be better. Bonuses/perks are not very high compared to other companies (although it does make up for it through stocks).
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Software Development Engineer
Medium level difficulty, focusing on DSA and behavioral questions. Some questions on core CS concepts like OS and DBMS. Data structures asked include: * Linked lists * Trees * Heaps * Stacks Explain your approach first, and then code it, covering a
Software Development Engineer
There were three interview rounds. - The first round was DSA-based, and two questions were asked. - The second round was part DSA with one question, and part Leadership Principles-based questions. - The third round was a BAR raiser, where mostly pro
Software Development Engineer
There was a DSA round that lasted over an hour. Then they conducted a technical round, and after that, there was an HR interview. I was only selected until the DSA round; after that, they rejected me.
Software Development Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 27, 2022Medium level difficulty, focusing on DSA and behavioral questions. Some questions on core CS concepts like OS and DBMS. Data structures asked include: * Linked lists * Trees * Heaps * Stacks Explain your approach first, and then code it, covering a
Software Development Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 1, 2025There were three interview rounds. - The first round was DSA-based, and two questions were asked. - The second round was part DSA with one question, and part Leadership Principles-based questions. - The third round was a BAR raiser, where mostly pro
Software Development Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2024There was a DSA round that lasted over an hour. Then they conducted a technical round, and after that, there was an HR interview. I was only selected until the DSA round; after that, they rejected me.
