Work-life balance is great.
Work culture is pretty cool, and all teams are working in an agile environment.
No research opportunities available in MITG.
It was a quick process: one telephonic round followed by two technical interviews onsite. The telephonic round involved basic C++ questions, such as polymorphism and virtual functions, and how they are implemented internally.
I was asked to visit their offices for the first round of interviews. The environment was laid-back, and the interviewers were friendly. The process started with two software engineers asking questions relevant to my CV. At that point, I had the cha
I was interviewed by the team manager. He first introduced what the team is doing now and then asked questions based on my resume, from my projects to behavioral questions such as, "How is the teamwork project?" After that, a mentor from the team c
It was a quick process: one telephonic round followed by two technical interviews onsite. The telephonic round involved basic C++ questions, such as polymorphism and virtual functions, and how they are implemented internally.
I was asked to visit their offices for the first round of interviews. The environment was laid-back, and the interviewers were friendly. The process started with two software engineers asking questions relevant to my CV. At that point, I had the cha
I was interviewed by the team manager. He first introduced what the team is doing now and then asked questions based on my resume, from my projects to behavioral questions such as, "How is the teamwork project?" After that, a mentor from the team c