Good culture (also depends on the team and manager). Good WLB.
Low-quality engineers.
Some teams are bad.
Leadership is clueless.
Development is very slow due to lengthy processes, which are not even automated.
at least have some clue of what to do for the next 5 years or so.
Telepresence interviews: 4 to 5 rounds. Not very tough. If you are coming from a good product company and a good institute, it definitely helps. Mostly technical, with questions based on C, operating systems, and networking.
There were 3 rounds of interviews: 1. **Technical round:** This round mainly focused on CS core concepts (DSA, OS, CN, etc.). 2. **Behavioral round:** This round mainly focused on resume projects and experiences. 3. **HR round:** This is the fina
It was easy with 3 rounds: technical and HR. First round was a plain coding round. Second was a technical round, and third was an HR round. Bit manipulation, OS, C theory, and data structures were asked.
Telepresence interviews: 4 to 5 rounds. Not very tough. If you are coming from a good product company and a good institute, it definitely helps. Mostly technical, with questions based on C, operating systems, and networking.
There were 3 rounds of interviews: 1. **Technical round:** This round mainly focused on CS core concepts (DSA, OS, CN, etc.). 2. **Behavioral round:** This round mainly focused on resume projects and experiences. 3. **HR round:** This is the fina
It was easy with 3 rounds: technical and HR. First round was a plain coding round. Second was a technical round, and third was an HR round. Bit manipulation, OS, C theory, and data structures were asked.