It is a big company. I like it.
I have not found some bad problems.
1. Applied for the job on LinkedIn. 2. Received an email for a test on HackerRank. 3. Passed the test and got invited for a meeting. 4. Attended the interview and was passed. The test was focused on networking, basic web knowledge, and testing.
First is OA. Once OA is passed, there was a technical interview. During the technical interview, most of the questions asked were about network protocols. Some of the questions were related to Python and Linux.
1st: HackerRank test: - 1 coding problem - 1 SQL problem - 1 Python REST response problem 2nd: 3-round interview with different engineers. - Discuss IP/TCP/Network Security and so on. - Discuss resume, graduation, and so on.
1. Applied for the job on LinkedIn. 2. Received an email for a test on HackerRank. 3. Passed the test and got invited for a meeting. 4. Attended the interview and was passed. The test was focused on networking, basic web knowledge, and testing.
First is OA. Once OA is passed, there was a technical interview. During the technical interview, most of the questions asked were about network protocols. Some of the questions were related to Python and Linux.
1st: HackerRank test: - 1 coding problem - 1 SQL problem - 1 Python REST response problem 2nd: 3-round interview with different engineers. - Discuss IP/TCP/Network Security and so on. - Discuss resume, graduation, and so on.