For NAPA, NY is the best. It's a challenging environment.
Bad management, partial treatment by managers.
Compensation after the first year becomes incompetent.
Work-life balance is almost non-existent.
No on-site opportunities.
Considers tech as a cost center, so not much focus.
Uses obsolete and proprietary technologies.
Should try to identify the raw talent, rather than rewarding only people who work for visibility.
The first round includes a coding test and a math test. They are really easy. The second round is a digital interview. They will ask you 3-4 ethical questions. Some of them are tricky and hard to answer.
The interview is not too hard and does not involve system design. It will focus on discussing your previous project and some Java basics. There will be three rounds, each lasting half an hour. - The first round will involve questions about your res
1. Coding interview: This involved debugging and writing a small piece of code. Be aware of using print statements to debug the code, as I think the interviewer didn't like that one bit.
The first round includes a coding test and a math test. They are really easy. The second round is a digital interview. They will ask you 3-4 ethical questions. Some of them are tricky and hard to answer.
The interview is not too hard and does not involve system design. It will focus on discussing your previous project and some Java basics. There will be three rounds, each lasting half an hour. - The first round will involve questions about your res
1. Coding interview: This involved debugging and writing a small piece of code. Be aware of using print statements to debug the code, as I think the interviewer didn't like that one bit.