There aren't any cons I can think of, to be honest.
Keep it up.
Phone interview: a hard Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) question. It was not the hardest one to crack, but it was definitely not the easiest either. If you have solved at least 200 interview questions on LeetCode, you should be good to go.
Everybody that interviewed me was generally pleasant. There was lots of emphasis on puzzles, which I tend to enjoy but don't find to be very effective interview questions.
Straightforward OA and behavioral MCQs. Then a long four-interview process: * Three coding interviews, full coding. Expect LeetCode easy/medium with follow-ups. Hope to not get an "amazing" interviewer like I got. * The last round will be fully
Phone interview: a hard Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) question. It was not the hardest one to crack, but it was definitely not the easiest either. If you have solved at least 200 interview questions on LeetCode, you should be good to go.
Everybody that interviewed me was generally pleasant. There was lots of emphasis on puzzles, which I tend to enjoy but don't find to be very effective interview questions.
Straightforward OA and behavioral MCQs. Then a long four-interview process: * Three coding interviews, full coding. Expect LeetCode easy/medium with follow-ups. Hope to not get an "amazing" interviewer like I got. * The last round will be fully