Good work-life balance and nice opportunities.
No noticeable cons as of now.
A pretty straightforward process, as you'd expect from big tech. The interviewers were pleasant to work with. The usual process is expected to be: screening, two technical rounds, and one managerial round, but they skipped the managerial round for so
Several coding interview questions were asked by three people. I was tested on my Java skills and asked a few LeetCode questions. Afterward, I was tested on React basics, which was not too technical.
Technical Round: No intro, directly asked about my projects, asked my preferred programming language but denied to ask questions in that language. The interviewer was in a hurry, asked a simple DSA question, but made an environment where I couldn't s
A pretty straightforward process, as you'd expect from big tech. The interviewers were pleasant to work with. The usual process is expected to be: screening, two technical rounds, and one managerial round, but they skipped the managerial round for so
Several coding interview questions were asked by three people. I was tested on my Java skills and asked a few LeetCode questions. Afterward, I was tested on React basics, which was not too technical.
Technical Round: No intro, directly asked about my projects, asked my preferred programming language but denied to ask questions in that language. The interviewer was in a hurry, asked a simple DSA question, but made an environment where I couldn't s