Work-life balance and pay.
There was a lot of red tape and process.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. * Recruiter call * Tech screen (multi-layered DSA + OOD/LLD question) * Onsite had three rounds. First was a debugging round. I was given a GitHub repo, which had a small code base (~500 lines
I was interviewed by two engineers for a technical screening. One engineer was shadowing the other. For the first two minutes, they introduced themselves, and I briefly introduced myself. They then went over the requirements by asking me to read the
The first step was a problem-solving task on CodeSignal within a 70-minute timeframe. I wanted to be honest, so I didn't try to find answers or algorithms on the internet. LeetCode-based problems basically don't tell anything about your lifetime expe
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. * Recruiter call * Tech screen (multi-layered DSA + OOD/LLD question) * Onsite had three rounds. First was a debugging round. I was given a GitHub repo, which had a small code base (~500 lines
I was interviewed by two engineers for a technical screening. One engineer was shadowing the other. For the first two minutes, they introduced themselves, and I briefly introduced myself. They then went over the requirements by asking me to read the
The first step was a problem-solving task on CodeSignal within a 70-minute timeframe. I wanted to be honest, so I didn't try to find answers or algorithms on the internet. LeetCode-based problems basically don't tell anything about your lifetime expe