Nice campus, facilities, etc. Brand name.
A political battleground; not a place for a productive software engineer who wants to work sincerely and get work done. It's just a battleground for political managers and directors (dime a dozen) who want to bask in their own ego, save their own jobs somehow, and try to act like they influence a lot of things. The reality is that all decisions get taken from San Jose and get percolated through. It is like a big boys' club at all times. Many first-line and second-line managers are worthless.
Just resign and stay away from engineering.
You folks should join BSNL or something.
I applied through LinkedIn and received a HackerRank link. A week later, I got a call from the recruiter, and an interview was scheduled. There were three rounds: two technical and one with the hiring manager. The first round went well. The second r
It would take a full day, face-to-face interview. Prior to that, you have to qualify by telephone. This telephonic stage would be to qualify yourself and determine whether you are worth calling for a face-to-face.
4 rounds of interview. 1st: Easy technical. 2nd: LeetCode medium. 3rd: Design. 4th: Behavioral. Just practice DSA and design, and you should be good. Be natural. Interview questions are mounted onto your experience.
I applied through LinkedIn and received a HackerRank link. A week later, I got a call from the recruiter, and an interview was scheduled. There were three rounds: two technical and one with the hiring manager. The first round went well. The second r
It would take a full day, face-to-face interview. Prior to that, you have to qualify by telephone. This telephonic stage would be to qualify yourself and determine whether you are worth calling for a face-to-face.
4 rounds of interview. 1st: Easy technical. 2nd: LeetCode medium. 3rd: Design. 4th: Behavioral. Just practice DSA and design, and you should be good. Be natural. Interview questions are mounted onto your experience.