Good company with work & life balance
Not many negative points that I can think of.
I applied online and received a HackerRank link. This link consisted of 10 Android-related MCQs and 2 coding questions. Only Java and Kotlin were allowed for the coding questions. I completed all MCQs and both coding questions, passing more than 90%
This was the most difficult interview ever. I think the standard improved during this pandemic. I solved 75% of the questions but still failed. The first round was a Hackerrank test, which was super easy. The second round was a phone screen, a whit
Lengthy and solid. But there were several drawbacks: * The engineers conducting the technical interviews should be handpicked to be those with solid communication and social skills, as some were quite awkward and grumpy, and did not put candidates a
I applied online and received a HackerRank link. This link consisted of 10 Android-related MCQs and 2 coding questions. Only Java and Kotlin were allowed for the coding questions. I completed all MCQs and both coding questions, passing more than 90%
This was the most difficult interview ever. I think the standard improved during this pandemic. I solved 75% of the questions but still failed. The first round was a Hackerrank test, which was super easy. The second round was a phone screen, a whit
Lengthy and solid. But there were several drawbacks: * The engineers conducting the technical interviews should be handpicked to be those with solid communication and social skills, as some were quite awkward and grumpy, and did not put candidates a