Cannot think of any cons.
It was a straightforward interview. I was asked general questions, math-related or data structures. "Cracking the Coding Interview" would suffice. I was interviewed by a person who worked at Microsoft previously for 11 years, and he said that the int
The HackerRank test included questions on DSA, OS, and DAA. CN was also present. Dynamic programming and permutations were asked. It was a string-based DP and an array-based greedy problem.
I met the recruiter at the fall career fair on campus. He was very excited about my resume but was slow to respond and set up the interview. The interview was finally set up a month after the career fair, following many emails back and forth.
It was a straightforward interview. I was asked general questions, math-related or data structures. "Cracking the Coding Interview" would suffice. I was interviewed by a person who worked at Microsoft previously for 11 years, and he said that the int
The HackerRank test included questions on DSA, OS, and DAA. CN was also present. Dynamic programming and permutations were asked. It was a string-based DP and an array-based greedy problem.
I met the recruiter at the fall career fair on campus. He was very excited about my resume but was slow to respond and set up the interview. The interview was finally set up a month after the career fair, following many emails back and forth.