Work-life balance is good.
Not good work. Not good working culture.
Had 3 rounds of technical interviews and one HR round. All 3 rounds involved testing in-depth knowledge in Python and DSA. The interview panel was trying to ascertain how well we understood problem-solving concepts.
Round 1: It was a coding round. It had 4 programs to be written in notepad. The questions were relatively easy, but they expected optimized code, as in the next round, questions were asked based on the written code. Round 2: They asked me to describ
Quant Apt: 25 questions (Time, Water Pipes) Technical: * 1's complement * 2's complement * Graphs, Trees * Pre-order * Post-order * Postfix notation Pgm: 1. Write a program to reverse a string. 2. What is the address [3][4] of char ar
Had 3 rounds of technical interviews and one HR round. All 3 rounds involved testing in-depth knowledge in Python and DSA. The interview panel was trying to ascertain how well we understood problem-solving concepts.
Round 1: It was a coding round. It had 4 programs to be written in notepad. The questions were relatively easy, but they expected optimized code, as in the next round, questions were asked based on the written code. Round 2: They asked me to describ
Quant Apt: 25 questions (Time, Water Pipes) Technical: * 1's complement * 2's complement * Graphs, Trees * Pre-order * Post-order * Postfix notation Pgm: 1. Write a program to reverse a string. 2. What is the address [3][4] of char ar