Management seems to really care, and they try to give us good work-life balance.
The work has ramped up. We were handed more intense projects with insane deadlines in the past year, and there's a sense of panic in the air that makes working really unpleasant.
Push back more when you're handed unrealistic goals.
I applied online and received an email with a coding challenge to be completed within 5 days. I completed it on the second day; it included two questions related to sorting and searching, along with explanations for time and space complexity. Next,
I received an intern return offer because I interned there and did well on my project. There's a meeting with my mentor, bar-raiser, and manager where they decide whether you get an offer or not.
Stage 1: Call with Recruiter (one of the best, and probably the only good part in the whole process) Stage 2: Technical OA Medium/easy LeetCode questions on linked list and string array manipulation. Stage 3: Virtual Onsite (4 rounds) * One inte
I applied online and received an email with a coding challenge to be completed within 5 days. I completed it on the second day; it included two questions related to sorting and searching, along with explanations for time and space complexity. Next,
I received an intern return offer because I interned there and did well on my project. There's a meeting with my mentor, bar-raiser, and manager where they decide whether you get an offer or not.
Stage 1: Call with Recruiter (one of the best, and probably the only good part in the whole process) Stage 2: Technical OA Medium/easy LeetCode questions on linked list and string array manipulation. Stage 3: Virtual Onsite (4 rounds) * One inte