Very healthy work-life balance.
Down-to-earth people and, overall, an environment where you can succeed.
A lot of processes, so velocity can be slow.
Two technical interviews, similar. At first, they ask you about yourself, then they talk about the company. After that, they ask you about some project you did in the past. Then, 1-2 coding problems.
I got a call from my manager and we went over my CV. They arranged for an interview through Webex. During the interview, they asked about my current experience and touched on topics such as threads, deadlocks, data structures, CSS, and basic JavaScr
The interview process consisted of 5 rounds: * Online (HackerRank) * 2 Technical * 1 Managerial * HR This was part of a University Recruitment process, and around 200 candidates participated from different colleges. The process started at 9
Two technical interviews, similar. At first, they ask you about yourself, then they talk about the company. After that, they ask you about some project you did in the past. Then, 1-2 coding problems.
I got a call from my manager and we went over my CV. They arranged for an interview through Webex. During the interview, they asked about my current experience and touched on topics such as threads, deadlocks, data structures, CSS, and basic JavaScr
The interview process consisted of 5 rounds: * Online (HackerRank) * 2 Technical * 1 Managerial * HR This was part of a University Recruitment process, and around 200 candidates participated from different colleges. The process started at 9