You need to learn many open-source tools and technologies. You are expected to build features from end to end, which include creating functional/design specs, getting them reviewed, developing the product, and finally writing test cases for the same.
They have the worst indigenous language they created called TACC. Nowhere else it is used. The worst part is you need to be well-versed with the language to develop your product code. It doesn't matter which team you are in; the development is done in TACC only.
They don't have proper documentation and videos for TACC. Also, only the top 5% of higher management knows the full 95% of TACC. You have to keep running back to them if you are stuck with TACC, which makes the development slow and tiring.
One online round with a basic coding question. Then there was one C-related online interview. After that, they asked me to come to their office for a face-to-face interview. This included a system design interview, work-related discussions, and cod
Direct onsite interview
A recruiter contacted me, and three rounds of interviews were held. All rounds were conducted virtually. I was required to SSH into their server, and Vim was used for coding. The interviewers were very nice and helpful.
One online round with a basic coding question. Then there was one C-related online interview. After that, they asked me to come to their office for a face-to-face interview. This included a system design interview, work-related discussions, and cod
Direct onsite interview
A recruiter contacted me, and three rounds of interviews were held. All rounds were conducted virtually. I was required to SSH into their server, and Vim was used for coding. The interviewers were very nice and helpful.