It's an in-house company, and it's well-known. Aside from that, I can't say too much. Still, I'm grateful to have worked in an in-house company.
I can't say too much because they might go after me, but reconsider your choices. There are other companies out there.
It's not recommendable for someone who wants to eagerly build and improve skills, since most of the time you'll be just handed a task to accomplish on a day-to-day basis, meeting deadlines with no one to approach or ask for help.
I don't think they even listen, because yearly they release a survey to their own employees, but they don't listen. So, what is the point?
I completed an online OA with 5 MCQs and 2 coding questions: * Implementing a priority queue * Finding an answer using binary search These were easy problems on linear data structures.
The interview process involved an online assessment followed by a technical interview. The online assessment presented medium to hard questions. During the virtual interview, the interviewer was not very friendly and appeared disinterested. They ev
Interview questions came first. They mostly asked about internship experiences. Then, there was an online coding test. It was relatively hard, and you need to practice a lot on LeetCode. For example, they wanted you to extract color codes from a we
I completed an online OA with 5 MCQs and 2 coding questions: * Implementing a priority queue * Finding an answer using binary search These were easy problems on linear data structures.
The interview process involved an online assessment followed by a technical interview. The online assessment presented medium to hard questions. During the virtual interview, the interviewer was not very friendly and appeared disinterested. They ev
Interview questions came first. They mostly asked about internship experiences. Then, there was an online coding test. It was relatively hard, and you need to practice a lot on LeetCode. For example, they wanted you to extract color codes from a we