No one will tell you anything; you must learn everything. That is what they call ownership.
You will end up spending time on projects which later come of no value to the team or are deprioritized.
The manager should give precise requirements to the SDE and should be able to figure out if the respective project adds some value to the organization or not before starting to spend time on that project.
Hardly anyone tried for the best. But not cleared for the process. Prepare using marathon coding for the best performance at the interview. Once you have the mock with your friends before going for the interview.
Difficult interview. Mainly focused on DSA. Standard LeetCode questions were asked in four rounds of interviews, including technical and managerial. * Reverse linked list * Matrix and related coding * Whiteboard coding * Project-based questions
It was easy. Most questions were logical reasoning and quantitative. There was a coding round that lasted a bit long. It could be cleared if one is efficient in competitive coding. Practice Div2/Div3 regularly.
Hardly anyone tried for the best. But not cleared for the process. Prepare using marathon coding for the best performance at the interview. Once you have the mock with your friends before going for the interview.
Difficult interview. Mainly focused on DSA. Standard LeetCode questions were asked in four rounds of interviews, including technical and managerial. * Reverse linked list * Matrix and related coding * Whiteboard coding * Project-based questions
It was easy. Most questions were logical reasoning and quantitative. There was a coding round that lasted a bit long. It could be cleared if one is efficient in competitive coding. Practice Div2/Div3 regularly.