Very knowledgeable and hard-working coworkers, some of the most intelligent people I’ve worked with. You can learn a lot about how to build good software systems. This is a great experience that can be applied effectively in other companies.
Aggressive deadlines, a top-down culture. It used to be very hard to get promoted internally, and suddenly market forces changed and made it very easy to get promoted. Managers are not very transparent, have too much power, and can be biased. There is no corrective mechanism. Teammates can be very opinionated, hard to work with, and toxic, just because the culture encourages the behavior to get promoted.
Three hours loop. First round was: * Two DSA questions. Second round was: * One LLD (30 mins) and LP. Third round was LP for 1 hour. Asked about Breadth First Search, Queues, stacks, etc.
Several processes begin with English and personality tests (like mind puzzles and conditional behavior) and progress to coding tests. Afterward, you get to the technical interview. If you succeed, you'll get an offer.
I had 5 rounds: 1 behavioral, 3 coding, and 1 system design. They tested leadership principles on every round. I did an online assessment and they moved me directly to the onsite.
Three hours loop. First round was: * Two DSA questions. Second round was: * One LLD (30 mins) and LP. Third round was LP for 1 hour. Asked about Breadth First Search, Queues, stacks, etc.
Several processes begin with English and personality tests (like mind puzzles and conditional behavior) and progress to coding tests. Afterward, you get to the technical interview. If you succeed, you'll get an offer.
I had 5 rounds: 1 behavioral, 3 coding, and 1 system design. They tested leadership principles on every round. I did an online assessment and they moved me directly to the onsite.