Great work/life balance and perks.
Big company bureaucracy can be slow and annoying.
The recruiter brought me in. I then had five 45-minute, one-on-one sessions with different people, asking different questions. Most required writing code on the whiteboard. I had an HR break in the middle for lunch. It was quite intense, with tough
First interview (non-technical) with the recruiter. 1 technical interview (code and algorithms) as a first filter. Then, a virtual on-site interview consisting of: * 3 Technical interviews (code and algorithms) * 1 Technical Interview (system
Tough, but it can be cracked with experience and preparation. DSA, AI, ML advance. Good interviewers. No need to panic. Just think that "they are here to select, not to reject". The rest is all good. Nothing more to write here.
The recruiter brought me in. I then had five 45-minute, one-on-one sessions with different people, asking different questions. Most required writing code on the whiteboard. I had an HR break in the middle for lunch. It was quite intense, with tough
First interview (non-technical) with the recruiter. 1 technical interview (code and algorithms) as a first filter. Then, a virtual on-site interview consisting of: * 3 Technical interviews (code and algorithms) * 1 Technical Interview (system
Tough, but it can be cracked with experience and preparation. DSA, AI, ML advance. Good interviewers. No need to panic. Just think that "they are here to select, not to reject". The rest is all good. Nothing more to write here.