Due to the pandemic, LEAP was virtual, but overall, the people are very understanding, and management is always willing to help. However, LEAP will challenge you. Trust the process.
I can't think of any cons right now.
I simply had to go through a brief technical interview and a "regular" interview. The first gave me questions relating to software development, programming, and basic technological concepts. Things along the lines of basic programming questions, as
There were three interviewers and three interview candidates scheduled for a specific time slot. Each interviewee rotated throughout each of the interviewers in roughly 20-minute blocks. Some technical questions but mostly generic interview questio
This is for freshers, right out of college. Only those who have internship experience have high chances of getting an interview. There is an on-site technical interview with white-boarding, which is pretty much a standard in any company.
I simply had to go through a brief technical interview and a "regular" interview. The first gave me questions relating to software development, programming, and basic technological concepts. Things along the lines of basic programming questions, as
There were three interviewers and three interview candidates scheduled for a specific time slot. Each interviewee rotated throughout each of the interviewers in roughly 20-minute blocks. Some technical questions but mostly generic interview questio
This is for freshers, right out of college. Only those who have internship experience have high chances of getting an interview. There is an on-site technical interview with white-boarding, which is pretty much a standard in any company.