Great people to work with. The company has really matured over the years, and management really cares about the people and their career growth.
The outside perception of the company can sometimes make you question the leadership decisions. But lately, they have really been reacting and listening to the public response.
First, I had a phone interview, which was moderately tough. Then I went to the EA campus in CA for a face-to-face interview. I had a total of 4-5 technical rounds, which were moderately tough. They totally concentrated on core Java and front-end.
Phone call, followed by a home assignment that took a good 10-15 hours to complete, followed by a ~2-hour in-person interview. Only after that, I was asked about my salary expectations and was told it's out of their range.
It was a 3-round process. All rounds were 1 hour. The questions were basic. In the final round, there was a question from system design. Whatsapp design and Google Cloud design. Print ping pong using Go routines.
First, I had a phone interview, which was moderately tough. Then I went to the EA campus in CA for a face-to-face interview. I had a total of 4-5 technical rounds, which were moderately tough. They totally concentrated on core Java and front-end.
Phone call, followed by a home assignment that took a good 10-15 hours to complete, followed by a ~2-hour in-person interview. Only after that, I was asked about my salary expectations and was told it's out of their range.
It was a 3-round process. All rounds were 1 hour. The questions were basic. In the final round, there was a question from system design. Whatsapp design and Google Cloud design. Print ping pong using Go routines.