Most managers are good.
Not a pressurizing environment.
Your inputs are heard.
Not at par with the industry on base salaries.
Round 1: A coding session to test your skills on shell coding and debugging. The question itself is entry-level; the only problem is the shell environment. Round 2: The interviewer asked some technical questions. The question wasn't hard, but you we
The process was straightforward and was done through the university. They mostly asked me basic C programs and bit manipulation type of questions, as well as BST. I'm still waiting for them to contact me back.
I started with an online coding question on HackerRank, then was called for an onsite interview. I was asked about string palindromes, reversing a string, and finding the missing number in a sequence.
Round 1: A coding session to test your skills on shell coding and debugging. The question itself is entry-level; the only problem is the shell environment. Round 2: The interviewer asked some technical questions. The question wasn't hard, but you we
The process was straightforward and was done through the university. They mostly asked me basic C programs and bit manipulation type of questions, as well as BST. I'm still waiting for them to contact me back.
I started with an online coding question on HackerRank, then was called for an onsite interview. I was asked about string palindromes, reversing a string, and finding the missing number in a sequence.