Stable, reasonable work-life balance, ok pay.
Old tech stack, non-exciting projects
The interview process consisted of one round of written interview, followed by two rounds of face-to-face interviews. The written interview covered Java, quantitative aptitude, OOAD, and a few general computer science concepts. The face-to-face int
I had an on-campus interview. I was told some basic information about the group: it was a QA group mainly using Java. They asked an easy binary search question and asked me to write a sorting method. I wrote the quicksort. I was told the result wo
Things moved very quickly. Questions are a combo of high-level architecture/design and algorithms. Overall, nothing LeetCode hard or brain-teaser level. The onsite includes coding up a project and presenting it to the team.
The interview process consisted of one round of written interview, followed by two rounds of face-to-face interviews. The written interview covered Java, quantitative aptitude, OOAD, and a few general computer science concepts. The face-to-face int
I had an on-campus interview. I was told some basic information about the group: it was a QA group mainly using Java. They asked an easy binary search question and asked me to write a sorting method. I wrote the quicksort. I was told the result wo
Things moved very quickly. Questions are a combo of high-level architecture/design and algorithms. Overall, nothing LeetCode hard or brain-teaser level. The onsite includes coding up a project and presenting it to the team.