The work culture was friendly and supportive. The project I got to work on was engaging and aligned with my skills. The workspace was intelligently designed and contained amenities such as restaurants. The benefits are generous.
Not many employee events.
Internal documentation is occasionally lacking.
A few events for team members in each team would be a good way to bring employees together.
It went pretty well. The two questions that were asked were lengthy to read and a bit confusing to understand, but once it clicked, it was easy to code out.
I applied through college or university. I was asked two DSA questions: one was depth of a binary tree and the other was to implement a stack using arrays, and a simple math question about probability. You will have to write code on paper; a simple
Loop Interview Round 1 - 30 minutes LP followed by a LeetCode problem (Trees related) Round 2 - 2 coding questions: * One was similar to LRU cache. * The other was a matrix traversal in 8 directions (graph depth-first search). Round 3 - Behavioral
It went pretty well. The two questions that were asked were lengthy to read and a bit confusing to understand, but once it clicked, it was easy to code out.
I applied through college or university. I was asked two DSA questions: one was depth of a binary tree and the other was to implement a stack using arrays, and a simple math question about probability. You will have to write code on paper; a simple
Loop Interview Round 1 - 30 minutes LP followed by a LeetCode problem (Trees related) Round 2 - 2 coding questions: * One was similar to LRU cache. * The other was a matrix traversal in 8 directions (graph depth-first search). Round 3 - Behavioral