Literally, nothing, I guess. I would say.
All of the cons ever.
The interview was fine, and the problem to solve was not hard, but I got nervous from the feedbacks on the internet. It was basically about algorithms and data structures, but not that hard.
I applied online on the job portal. A couple of weeks later, I received an email from human resources informing me about scheduling a phone interview. The first interview was more technical. They started by going through my CV and asking me to expla
I applied online and received an email back. I had a phone interview. Google recruiters came to my college, and it can be helpful if you can talk to them and then name-drop on your resume. It is also helpful if you show them your previous projects
The interview was fine, and the problem to solve was not hard, but I got nervous from the feedbacks on the internet. It was basically about algorithms and data structures, but not that hard.
I applied online on the job portal. A couple of weeks later, I received an email from human resources informing me about scheduling a phone interview. The first interview was more technical. They started by going through my CV and asking me to expla
I applied online and received an email back. I had a phone interview. Google recruiters came to my college, and it can be helpful if you can talk to them and then name-drop on your resume. It is also helpful if you show them your previous projects