C1 is a good place to be, if you are looking to work on a modern set of tools and architecture.
So far, I am liking it here. People are nice and helpful.
In the beginning, it can be overwhelming, as there is a lot of learning involved, especially the processes and different frameworks used in any of the engineering deliverables you work on. But it is just in the beginning.
2 Parts: 1. Technical Assessment - 4 LeetCode questions on CodeSignal. I didn't complete all of them, but was confident about the ones I did complete, and made it to the next round. Studying the Candy Crush LeetCode question helped. 2. "Power Day"
1. Phone screen, rushed in 10 minutes. 2. Sent a code test with 4 questions (1 easy, 1 medium, 2 hard). 3. Supposedly there would be a follow-up with 4 interviews in a single day. I assume I have flunked out ahead of this.
Fair. There are 5 rounds of interviews. They provide enough information to be successful in the interview. The process includes: * A phone screening. * If you pass the screening, there will be 5 rounds of onsite interviews, one of which will be a
2 Parts: 1. Technical Assessment - 4 LeetCode questions on CodeSignal. I didn't complete all of them, but was confident about the ones I did complete, and made it to the next round. Studying the Candy Crush LeetCode question helped. 2. "Power Day"
1. Phone screen, rushed in 10 minutes. 2. Sent a code test with 4 questions (1 easy, 1 medium, 2 hard). 3. Supposedly there would be a follow-up with 4 interviews in a single day. I assume I have flunked out ahead of this.
Fair. There are 5 rounds of interviews. They provide enough information to be successful in the interview. The process includes: * A phone screening. * If you pass the screening, there will be 5 rounds of onsite interviews, one of which will be a