A great place to work and learn.
No cons at this moment, as I'm still new.
The standard process included a recruiter call, a hiring manager call, and an on-site interview. There were five rounds, spread across two days. One interviewer was aggressive and condescending while explaining the problem statement, which was supe
Standard rounds of interviews with classic questions about computer engineering. So far, so good, but I found it a bit pedantic. A more streamlined approach would be good.
I had a phone call where I was asked basic questions about myself and had to send in my grades. I then had two technical interviews back-to-back, each lasting 40 minutes. In both, I had to write code after answering questions. The second interview
The standard process included a recruiter call, a hiring manager call, and an on-site interview. There were five rounds, spread across two days. One interviewer was aggressive and condescending while explaining the problem statement, which was supe
Standard rounds of interviews with classic questions about computer engineering. So far, so good, but I found it a bit pedantic. A more streamlined approach would be good.
I had a phone call where I was asked basic questions about myself and had to send in my grades. I then had two technical interviews back-to-back, each lasting 40 minutes. In both, I had to write code after answering questions. The second interview