Good work-life balance, exposure to technology.
It's hard to grow if you are in non-revenue-making products.
More focused on coding. DS asked regex questions, string-related questions. Wireless and networking-based questions were asked. I had 4 rounds: 2 were related to coding, and 2 were related to networking and wireless. Every question was from easy to m
The interview process was pretty easy. Basic CCNA level questions were asked. I had two phone screening interviews: The first round was pretty easy, and the second round was also average. They took a long time to get back to me, so I assumed the r
I had a couple of interviews, though for an internship. The technical one went over everything on my resume in great detail. After that, we moved onto what I knew regarding programming and such. There were a lot of algorithm questions, many of which
More focused on coding. DS asked regex questions, string-related questions. Wireless and networking-based questions were asked. I had 4 rounds: 2 were related to coding, and 2 were related to networking and wireless. Every question was from easy to m
The interview process was pretty easy. Basic CCNA level questions were asked. I had two phone screening interviews: The first round was pretty easy, and the second round was also average. They took a long time to get back to me, so I assumed the r
I had a couple of interviews, though for an internship. The technical one went over everything on my resume in great detail. After that, we moved onto what I knew regarding programming and such. There were a lot of algorithm questions, many of which