Flexibility, campus, and different options internally to explore.
Slow growth, less pay, legacy.
Round 1: Code with Cisco Round 2: Technical Interview Questions were on Linux environment variables, etc., OOPs (very easy concepts), a DSA problem (rainwater trapping), Docker, Operating Systems, and questions related to views in DBMS. Round 3: Di
The interview started with a basic introduction, then moved on to hands-on coding problems. We also discussed projects I completed in college. It was an overall nice experience, as the interviewer made me feel comfortable, despite my initial nervous
Good company, good process they follow, good questions. Mind-blowing company. Good campus. The interview process was smooth for 2 days, with 2 rounds being fully technical. I wish I work for this company in the future so that I will get a good pack
Round 1: Code with Cisco Round 2: Technical Interview Questions were on Linux environment variables, etc., OOPs (very easy concepts), a DSA problem (rainwater trapping), Docker, Operating Systems, and questions related to views in DBMS. Round 3: Di
The interview started with a basic introduction, then moved on to hands-on coding problems. We also discussed projects I completed in college. It was an overall nice experience, as the interviewer made me feel comfortable, despite my initial nervous
Good company, good process they follow, good questions. Mind-blowing company. Good campus. The interview process was smooth for 2 days, with 2 rounds being fully technical. I wish I work for this company in the future so that I will get a good pack