You get to work at your own pace and problem-solve.
There is not a lot of mentorship.
The first stage after submission was a short online assessment (not programming-related). About a week later, I received an interview invitation and then had two interviews in a row with senior engineers.
There was a 15-minute discussion about stuff on my resume, followed by a 45-minute technical interview. The interview involved debugging a program, which was pretty straightforward. The interviewer gave hints, and you could choose the programming lan
I was interviewed majorly on my previous internship experience: what my contribution to it was, and each of my projects in detail. (Make sure to know your projects in depth and be able to answer any question based on them). We then delved into a basi
The first stage after submission was a short online assessment (not programming-related). About a week later, I received an interview invitation and then had two interviews in a row with senior engineers.
There was a 15-minute discussion about stuff on my resume, followed by a 45-minute technical interview. The interview involved debugging a program, which was pretty straightforward. The interviewer gave hints, and you could choose the programming lan
I was interviewed majorly on my previous internship experience: what my contribution to it was, and each of my projects in detail. (Make sure to know your projects in depth and be able to answer any question based on them). We then delved into a basi