It's actually quite hard to get fired here, contrary to popular opinion.
I rock up at 9 and am gone by 5:30. My work is not difficult. It's "high pressure" only if you make it.
Roles are not properly delineated, meaning engineers spend more time doing petty DevOps or project management. The flat company structure aggravates this and also means there are large numbers of senior stupid people whose only useful skill is that they can "navigate the organization".
I applied for the job through the portal. I received the assessment link and completed it with all test cases passing successfully. I was scheduled for a CoderPad round after one month. During the CoderPad, I was asked two LeetCode questions, typi
Round 1: 2 DSA questions. Gave both questions correct, still not selected. Question 1: First Non-Repeating Character in a String. Solved it using brute force and optimal both. Question 2: Trapping Rainwater. Solved with brute force. Didn't go for th
First, they give you a quick phone call to discuss general things. 1. The first interview was an online coding session on CoderPad, in a very friendly environment. You have 1 hour, and if you’re doing well, they can extend it for 10 more minutes. I
I applied for the job through the portal. I received the assessment link and completed it with all test cases passing successfully. I was scheduled for a CoderPad round after one month. During the CoderPad, I was asked two LeetCode questions, typi
Round 1: 2 DSA questions. Gave both questions correct, still not selected. Question 1: First Non-Repeating Character in a String. Solved it using brute force and optimal both. Question 2: Trapping Rainwater. Solved with brute force. Didn't go for th
First, they give you a quick phone call to discuss general things. 1. The first interview was an online coding session on CoderPad, in a very friendly environment. You have 1 hour, and if you’re doing well, they can extend it for 10 more minutes. I