Good work-life balance, good co-interns. Learned a lot.
Probably not a challenging work.
I applied through college or university. It was a good in-person on-campus interview experience. The interviewers were very friendly and supportive. Questions were mostly standard DSA problems. The process was well organized and professional. Overal
The interview process was quite good. The OA was held on HackerRank and consisted of relatively easy DSA questions. Then I was told to solve a problem of a higher difficulty level, but this time, I had to talk through my approach to that problem.
There was only one technical round (on-campus). I was asked "Rotten Oranges" and "Daily Temperatures" questions from LeetCode. I was also asked simple resume questions, such as "Describe your favorite project from your resume." It was easy, but I
I applied through college or university. It was a good in-person on-campus interview experience. The interviewers were very friendly and supportive. Questions were mostly standard DSA problems. The process was well organized and professional. Overal
The interview process was quite good. The OA was held on HackerRank and consisted of relatively easy DSA questions. Then I was told to solve a problem of a higher difficulty level, but this time, I had to talk through my approach to that problem.
There was only one technical round (on-campus). I was asked "Rotten Oranges" and "Daily Temperatures" questions from LeetCode. I was also asked simple resume questions, such as "Describe your favorite project from your resume." It was easy, but I