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No room for sloppy people.
Depending on the team, you may work on a lot of legacy stuff. If you come from the outside and only know about AWS, then you may get nasty surprises about the amount of legacy systems and proprietary software you have to deal with.
4-round interviews from different people. Each interview is for around 1 hour. * System design to design a system that fits scalability and capacity. * Coding questions to write algorithms to solve the coding questions.
3 rounds: 2 technical 1 Managerial 1 HR Both rounds included DSA-based questions. Has anyone else experienced a time when being unemployed was better for their mental health than staying at a job? I'm guessing this is more common than it seems.
I was asked two medium interview problems. I was able to code both of them, but I wasn't sure if my coding was correct since there was no option to run the code. The interviewer gave me positive feedback, though, but I didn't hear back from them.
4-round interviews from different people. Each interview is for around 1 hour. * System design to design a system that fits scalability and capacity. * Coding questions to write algorithms to solve the coding questions.
3 rounds: 2 technical 1 Managerial 1 HR Both rounds included DSA-based questions. Has anyone else experienced a time when being unemployed was better for their mental health than staying at a job? I'm guessing this is more common than it seems.
I was asked two medium interview problems. I was able to code both of them, but I wasn't sure if my coding was correct since there was no option to run the code. The interviewer gave me positive feedback, though, but I didn't hear back from them.