Great Projects, Non-technical Managers
Great Projects, Non-technical Managers
Good projects to work for.
Managers are not very technical.
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Software Engineer
This was for a software position. There were several people on the phone call, one-to-many. They basically asked me about the projects I listed on my resume, with a lot of details. I was also asked if I had ever worked on ARM and what kind of process
Software Engineer
The first round was an online test. It included 2 coding questions and MCQs on English, quant, and technical topics, followed by a face-to-face interview. They conducted 20 interviews on campus, then called 3 people for a second round of interviews,
Software Engineer
Aptitude test followed by two technical rounds and one HR round. Code related to virtual functions and operator overloading. Questions were based on OOP concepts and DBMS queries. Questions related to project work.
Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesAugust 1, 2008This was for a software position. There were several people on the phone call, one-to-many. They basically asked me about the projects I listed on my resume, with a lot of details. I was also asked if I had ever worked on ARM and what kind of process
Software Engineer
Kānpur, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaDecember 1, 2016The first round was an online test. It included 2 coding questions and MCQs on English, quant, and technical topics, followed by a face-to-face interview. They conducted 20 interviews on campus, then called 3 people for a second round of interviews,
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJuly 1, 2016Aptitude test followed by two technical rounds and one HR round. Code related to virtual functions and operator overloading. Questions were based on OOP concepts and DBMS queries. Questions related to project work.
