Growth and exposure, for sure.
Hectic life is the only con.
I received a request on LinkedIn from an HR representative, which was followed by a phone call. I then underwent five technical rounds of questions, each lasting 45 minutes. I was able to clear only the first three rounds.
Good and very tricky DSA questions were asked. Overall, it was the best experience in my entire career. I tried Microsoft too, but Google was very difficult and tricky. That is all I want to say to Glassdoor. It was really interesting, but I could no
The interview process typically involves the following stages: * A call from a recruiter with basic questions about competency. * A request to apply on the job portal for a specific position. * An email from the recruiter providing extensive p
I received a request on LinkedIn from an HR representative, which was followed by a phone call. I then underwent five technical rounds of questions, each lasting 45 minutes. I was able to clear only the first three rounds.
Good and very tricky DSA questions were asked. Overall, it was the best experience in my entire career. I tried Microsoft too, but Google was very difficult and tricky. That is all I want to say to Glassdoor. It was really interesting, but I could no
The interview process typically involves the following stages: * A call from a recruiter with basic questions about competency. * A request to apply on the job portal for a specific position. * An email from the recruiter providing extensive p