Learning is a good option, and you can gain experience.
Low salary and benefits, and work pressure is above average.
The interview process was smooth, and the whole process was completed in one week. It was a great experience. The HR contact person was really helpful with all the procedures.
The first round is an on-campus hiring, aptitude, and technical assessment with pseudocodes and computer science concepts. Aptitude, reasoning, and essay writing, and communication assessments follow. A technical interview, which includes HR, was 15
The process was simple. I was mostly asked behavioral-type questions and very basic C concepts, such as: * What is a function? * What is a stack? * How do you reverse a string? * What is the difference between `parse`, `continue`, and `break`?
The interview process was smooth, and the whole process was completed in one week. It was a great experience. The HR contact person was really helpful with all the procedures.
The first round is an on-campus hiring, aptitude, and technical assessment with pseudocodes and computer science concepts. Aptitude, reasoning, and essay writing, and communication assessments follow. A technical interview, which includes HR, was 15
The process was simple. I was mostly asked behavioral-type questions and very basic C concepts, such as: * What is a function? * What is a stack? * How do you reverse a string? * What is the difference between `parse`, `continue`, and `break`?