Free coffee, decent office space, and good equipment.
Bad management for interns, poor pay.
It was good; they asked questions on real-life scenarios, operating systems, and data structures. They also asked how I would explain computer science to someone who knows nothing about it.
The first interview focused on LeetCode-style questions, primarily at a medium difficulty level. The second interview was an in-depth discussion on C programming. It required debugging a given C code snippet without executing it, testing problem-sol
The manager interviewed me and asked for details about my resume, especially my intern experience. Then, the manager gave me a paper with 12 or 14 programming questions to answer. I was told that I could choose any programming language I was familiar
It was good; they asked questions on real-life scenarios, operating systems, and data structures. They also asked how I would explain computer science to someone who knows nothing about it.
The first interview focused on LeetCode-style questions, primarily at a medium difficulty level. The second interview was an in-depth discussion on C programming. It required debugging a given C code snippet without executing it, testing problem-sol
The manager interviewed me and asked for details about my resume, especially my intern experience. Then, the manager gave me a paper with 12 or 14 programming questions to answer. I was told that I could choose any programming language I was familiar