Pay is good. Work-life balance is good. Scope for new learnings. Vision is clear.
No on-site opportunity, only available for a 2-week business trip.
The interview was very pleasant. The interviewer asked me to talk about something 'that is not in my resume.' We then discussed my background and what the job would entail for this position. Unfortunately, the job wasn't a good fit, but I had a very
Three technical rounds. Questions about: * Detecting and removing loops in linked lists * Queues using two stacks * Segmentation faults * Code for generic list implementation * Design questions * Problem-solving questions
Probably a written test, followed by 2-3 technical interviews, 1 manager round, and HR.
The interview was very pleasant. The interviewer asked me to talk about something 'that is not in my resume.' We then discussed my background and what the job would entail for this position. Unfortunately, the job wasn't a good fit, but I had a very
Three technical rounds. Questions about: * Detecting and removing loops in linked lists * Queues using two stacks * Segmentation faults * Code for generic list implementation * Design questions * Problem-solving questions
Probably a written test, followed by 2-3 technical interviews, 1 manager round, and HR.