Every day offers opportunities to learn. With people changing teams fairly frequently, you will never run out of new, interesting work.
Teammate quality varies. The best engineers are the busiest/least available, so getting help when you need it is hard, especially when you're not in person.
In regard to work-life balance: I used to do a 30-minute walk during lunch at my old job. Nowadays, I eat through my lunch breaks. Sometimes you might need to work late to grind out a task without any distractions. However, this is mostly voluntary, and you can take your time back easily.
There was an OA, a phone round with the recruiter, and then a loop with the panel. This included medium and hard LeetCode problems, followed by system design.
Before being considered for an interview, you will need to pass an OA. The interview process will consist of three interviews. * The first interview had two coding questions. * The second interview included two behavioral questions and a LLD qu
The first round was a two-question online assessment. The second round was a virtual onsite with four rounds. Each round, the interviewer spent about 30 minutes covering leadership principle questions and left about 30 minutes for technical coding
There was an OA, a phone round with the recruiter, and then a loop with the panel. This included medium and hard LeetCode problems, followed by system design.
Before being considered for an interview, you will need to pass an OA. The interview process will consist of three interviews. * The first interview had two coding questions. * The second interview included two behavioral questions and a LLD qu
The first round was a two-question online assessment. The second round was a virtual onsite with four rounds. Each round, the interviewer spent about 30 minutes covering leadership principle questions and left about 30 minutes for technical coding