Salary, perks, work-life balance.
There are no cons; everything is great.
I received a phone call from the recruiter, followed by two phone interviews. They flew me in to Cupertino for an onsite interview, which was pretty professional and smooth. The interviewers were super friendly and helpful.
It started with me being on a video call. They gave me problems to solve and some time to solve them, and then it was finished. After all that, they also kindly gave me feedback.
Caught me off guard when the interviewer asked about searching in a rotated sorted array. Just a few days before, I had literally seen this exact problem on prachub.com while prepping. The process kicked off with a recruiter screen followed by a tec
I received a phone call from the recruiter, followed by two phone interviews. They flew me in to Cupertino for an onsite interview, which was pretty professional and smooth. The interviewers were super friendly and helpful.
It started with me being on a video call. They gave me problems to solve and some time to solve them, and then it was finished. After all that, they also kindly gave me feedback.
Caught me off guard when the interviewer asked about searching in a rotated sorted array. Just a few days before, I had literally seen this exact problem on prachub.com while prepping. The process kicked off with a recruiter screen followed by a tec