It's actually not bad if you're used to it.
There was too much work for the cash, I think. It is better in the US.
HR reached out after 6 months, asking for your transcript and then scheduled an interview that had one BQ and one coding problem. They will inform you of the result after 3 days.
It was an amazing experience to get interviewed by the tech giant itself. Don't think it will be an easy job; they are looking for some smart minds. You should be good at coding and don't underestimate the implementation part.
OA, then 4 interview rounds in a single day. There were 3 technical rounds focused on DSA, such as arrays, DP, divide and conquer technique, trees, and graphs. There was also 1 behavioral round.
HR reached out after 6 months, asking for your transcript and then scheduled an interview that had one BQ and one coding problem. They will inform you of the result after 3 days.
It was an amazing experience to get interviewed by the tech giant itself. Don't think it will be an easy job; they are looking for some smart minds. You should be good at coding and don't underestimate the implementation part.
OA, then 4 interview rounds in a single day. There were 3 technical rounds focused on DSA, such as arrays, DP, divide and conquer technique, trees, and graphs. There was also 1 behavioral round.