It has a good work-life balance.
No cons as of now.
The interview was pretty easy, mostly behavioral with some simple Python, JS, and SQL questions. I was nervous, but the interviewer was really nice and told me I did well. It took about a week to hear back.
The interviewer asked me questions mainly about my projects, the tech stack I used, and basic networking, CN, oops concepts. He then proceeded to ask me how I have contributed to the coding culture in my college and if I have published any papers.
Long process, but super easy. First-round was HireVue with basic behavioral questions and a phone "interview" with HR. After that, it was the second/final round, which had basic technical questions like OOP and elaborating on school/personal projec
The interview was pretty easy, mostly behavioral with some simple Python, JS, and SQL questions. I was nervous, but the interviewer was really nice and told me I did well. It took about a week to hear back.
The interviewer asked me questions mainly about my projects, the tech stack I used, and basic networking, CN, oops concepts. He then proceeded to ask me how I have contributed to the coding culture in my college and if I have published any papers.
Long process, but super easy. First-round was HireVue with basic behavioral questions and a phone "interview" with HR. After that, it was the second/final round, which had basic technical questions like OOP and elaborating on school/personal projec