Focused on foundation tech, not interested in new markets. This works well for highly valuable, sticky, and long-term delivery of business value.
You never feel settled; you never know when the next job cut is coming.
One interview with the hiring manager. One interview with a current SA. One panel interview with a presentation on something technical (which can be anything). This process took a number of months to complete, which was pretty long, but I wasn't i
Came through a college internship placement drive. There was a HackerRank test with two questions. Then, there were multiple rounds of interviews. Questions covered basic data structures like stacks, queues, linked lists, arrays, graphs, and trees.
I sent my resume to my friend, who forwarded it to his manager. I received an email from the manager asking for times when I was free for a quick interview. I then got a confirmation email regarding the interview date. It was a 45-minute phone int
One interview with the hiring manager. One interview with a current SA. One panel interview with a presentation on something technical (which can be anything). This process took a number of months to complete, which was pretty long, but I wasn't i
Came through a college internship placement drive. There was a HackerRank test with two questions. Then, there were multiple rounds of interviews. Questions covered basic data structures like stacks, queues, linked lists, arrays, graphs, and trees.
I sent my resume to my friend, who forwarded it to his manager. I received an email from the manager asking for times when I was free for a quick interview. I then got a confirmation email regarding the interview date. It was a 45-minute phone int