You'll learn a ton, there's a great atmosphere, and amazing people. You'll feel the support and the encouragement to be the best version of you.
It might feel a little bit too much, but trust me, it's worth it.
Time management is key.
Help each other out. Work with your teammates; it will help you a ton!
One interviewer was rude, in the face asking questions that had no relation at all. The rest was smooth and not much time was taken. The process had three parts: interview, role play, and presentation.
It was a very long process, with a total of four rounds. So, after you qualify all the rounds, you will be finally hired. The programming questions will be very difficult; you should start preparing if you are in your 2nd or 3rd year.
The interview was conducted by two software engineers from Silicon One, each with around three years of experience. They were both very nice. The interview included: * Introducing myself * Discussing a project I worked on * Solving two LeetCode que
One interviewer was rude, in the face asking questions that had no relation at all. The rest was smooth and not much time was taken. The process had three parts: interview, role play, and presentation.
It was a very long process, with a total of four rounds. So, after you qualify all the rounds, you will be finally hired. The programming questions will be very difficult; you should start preparing if you are in your 2nd or 3rd year.
The interview was conducted by two software engineers from Silicon One, each with around three years of experience. They were both very nice. The interview included: * Introducing myself * Discussing a project I worked on * Solving two LeetCode que