Employee-friendly company, supporting managers.
Nothing I can think of.
I sent my resume during the on-campus career fair. The interviewer then emailed me to schedule the interview. The interview was conducted over the phone, through a remote Telnet shell. The questions involved well-written code snippets in .c files, an
Round 1: Coding round. Round 2: DSA + 10 MCQs. Round 2: Technical round, including an easy DSA question in any preferred language of choice. Round 3: Hiring manager round. Overall, it was of average difficulty. DSA questions are easy. If you are
The interview process started with an online coding round. It contained 3 coding questions that were not straightforward and required good knowledge of C/C++ and data structures like linked lists, trees, and stacks. Then, there were 3 rounds of inte
I sent my resume during the on-campus career fair. The interviewer then emailed me to schedule the interview. The interview was conducted over the phone, through a remote Telnet shell. The questions involved well-written code snippets in .c files, an
Round 1: Coding round. Round 2: DSA + 10 MCQs. Round 2: Technical round, including an easy DSA question in any preferred language of choice. Round 3: Hiring manager round. Overall, it was of average difficulty. DSA questions are easy. If you are
The interview process started with an online coding round. It contained 3 coding questions that were not straightforward and required good knowledge of C/C++ and data structures like linked lists, trees, and stacks. Then, there were 3 rounds of inte