As a developer, you will be exposed to the latest technology.
Huge scope of learning.
From my experience, the initial few months were more like a treasure hunt with nobody to help you with basic information.
The first stage was a coding exercise with an engineer. One question was easy and could be solved with hash maps, and the second was similar to Trapping Rain Water on LeetCode. I then had four interviews in one day: * Data Structures: This was a
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
I was informed that the interview process would be 5 rounds. The first round was a casual chat with an engineer. The topics to be discussed were mentioned a week ago, but the interviewer had no idea about them. She didn't have an idea about the comp
The first stage was a coding exercise with an engineer. One question was easy and could be solved with hash maps, and the second was similar to Trapping Rain Water on LeetCode. I then had four interviews in one day: * Data Structures: This was a
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
I was informed that the interview process would be 5 rounds. The first round was a casual chat with an engineer. The topics to be discussed were mentioned a week ago, but the interviewer had no idea about them. She didn't have an idea about the comp