Culture, Salary, Work-Life Balance
No particular con comes to mind.
The phone call lasted one hour. The interviewer first asked me about myself and my interests. Then, he looked at my resume and asked me to describe my projects, including the data structures I used. The bulk of the time was spent on the coding proble
Mostly matched my job. Did go through the data structures and algorithms process, but it was not the focus of the interview. Performance, frameworks, and specific Java questions were key. Most of the interview involved scenarios that might be enco
I talked with a recruiter at a career fair. Three days later, I received a phone interview invitation. The phone interview was only one round. I was asked to solve an easy algorithm problem on CoderPad. The onsite interview was out of expectation.
The phone call lasted one hour. The interviewer first asked me about myself and my interests. Then, he looked at my resume and asked me to describe my projects, including the data structures I used. The bulk of the time was spent on the coding proble
Mostly matched my job. Did go through the data structures and algorithms process, but it was not the focus of the interview. Performance, frameworks, and specific Java questions were key. Most of the interview involved scenarios that might be enco
I talked with a recruiter at a career fair. Three days later, I received a phone interview invitation. The phone interview was only one round. I was asked to solve an easy algorithm problem on CoderPad. The onsite interview was out of expectation.