They still work on 20-year-old technology. Only a handful of people get to play with new stuff like Docker, Kubernetes, etc.
Most of the folks are there from their university and haven't seen how the world outside works. So their view of distributed systems is so narrow.
They throw money at any problem to solve it. Hire contract workers to deal with state machines rather than actually solving for one.
Extremely extrovert-oriented place. You need to be "famous" in the firm to succeed.
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
Online assessment and then there was a CoderPad round. After a few months, got the Superday scheduled, which had 3 rounds of interviews: 2 technical, 1 behavioral, and managerial. The technical questions were mostly from the previously asked.
Got an online assessment earlier. There were 2 coding questions, easy to medium level. The data structure used to solve one of the problems is a monotonic stack. Time limit: 120 minutes.
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
Online assessment and then there was a CoderPad round. After a few months, got the Superday scheduled, which had 3 rounds of interviews: 2 technical, 1 behavioral, and managerial. The technical questions were mostly from the previously asked.
Got an online assessment earlier. There were 2 coding questions, easy to medium level. The data structure used to solve one of the problems is a monotonic stack. Time limit: 120 minutes.