Good work-life balance.
Got to work on the latest technologies, at least from a UI point of view.
Not cons as such.
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I went through two rounds and was rejected for an unknown reason. Round 1 - I was asked one coding problem and about Java basics. Round 2 - I was interviewed by a person who is from a QA background. He asked very basic questions, and I learned that
The interview process typically begins with application screening, followed by initial interviews assessing cultural fit and qualifications. This is often followed by technical assessments, coding challenges, and final rounds with hiring managers, p
The Hacker Earth coding round was followed by three rounds of interviews. The process was smooth and well-planned. Questions were good and included: * Puzzles * Logical reasoning questions * Coding problems * Data structures and algorithms