Stable and not too demanding.
Too much bureaucracy.
Comp is not competitive.
Loosen the reins a bit - software engineers need some wiggle room to operate.
The process took place on a platform, not via video call. It involved a question popping up, giving the interviewee one minute to think, and then one to two minutes to answer and record their response. There were approximately 6-8 questions.
The first round is a HackerRank test with medium-level difficulty questions. The second is the CoderPad round, which does injustice to most applicants. There is no standard defined by GS for the difficulty level of questions in this round. While one
I was giving a timed coding test online. I answered all algorithmic questions correctly and easily within the time limit, but was still rejected for no apparent reason. The test requires knowledge of data structures and graph/sorting algorithms wit
The process took place on a platform, not via video call. It involved a question popping up, giving the interviewee one minute to think, and then one to two minutes to answer and record their response. There were approximately 6-8 questions.
The first round is a HackerRank test with medium-level difficulty questions. The second is the CoderPad round, which does injustice to most applicants. There is no standard defined by GS for the difficulty level of questions in this round. While one
I was giving a timed coding test online. I answered all algorithmic questions correctly and easily within the time limit, but was still rejected for no apparent reason. The test requires knowledge of data structures and graph/sorting algorithms wit