Flexible time and easy transportation.
Easy to crack the interview.
It was hard to manage the work; some complications were required.
There were 2 rounds and they asked basic questions on: * OOPs like abstractions * DSA topics like stacks, queues, and small programs like reverse a string * Basic SQL queries
The interview experience at Amazon was easy. The questions were not difficult. I had four rounds: * The first was a technical problem-solving round with two medium questions. * The second was a high-level design question. * The third was also
Very smooth. It answered all C programming code snippets and then asked about other exam questions. They were tricky but easy if one puts their mind on the question and words within it carefully. So, it was a nice experience.
There were 2 rounds and they asked basic questions on: * OOPs like abstractions * DSA topics like stacks, queues, and small programs like reverse a string * Basic SQL queries
The interview experience at Amazon was easy. The questions were not difficult. I had four rounds: * The first was a technical problem-solving round with two medium questions. * The second was a high-level design question. * The third was also
Very smooth. It answered all C programming code snippets and then asked about other exam questions. They were tricky but easy if one puts their mind on the question and words within it carefully. So, it was a nice experience.