Work-life balance is excellent. You are pretty much never expected to work outside regular schedules, and are not bothered on weekends if your team has a good support structure. Colleagues are super helpful.
The quality of projects is generally not great, with a lot of outdated technologies, or languages and frameworks developed in-house and used only in GS. You may not get many new skills to add to your resume.
Was fast-tracked from a campus programming challenge to the Superday. The Superday consisted of two interviews, back-to-back: a technical and a behavioral, one hour each, both with two engineers each. My technical interview was mainly LC whiteboard-
Three-stage interview: two technical and one HR. The interviewer was pretty helpful. I liked interviewing and did my best. They asked DSA-based questions, did project-based grilling, and asked behavioral questions. Just have good composure and try yo
Not so hard, mainly focusing on DSA and tech screen. There were 5 rounds: the first was the online assessment, the second was the tech screen. If you get through, there will be a "super day" with three back-to-back interviews with multiple people and
Was fast-tracked from a campus programming challenge to the Superday. The Superday consisted of two interviews, back-to-back: a technical and a behavioral, one hour each, both with two engineers each. My technical interview was mainly LC whiteboard-
Three-stage interview: two technical and one HR. The interviewer was pretty helpful. I liked interviewing and did my best. They asked DSA-based questions, did project-based grilling, and asked behavioral questions. Just have good composure and try yo
Not so hard, mainly focusing on DSA and tech screen. There were 5 rounds: the first was the online assessment, the second was the tech screen. If you get through, there will be a "super day" with three back-to-back interviews with multiple people and