There is a nice campus, good perks, and lots of activities.
Work-life balance, micromanagement, and deadline pressure.
The interview consisted of 5 rounds: * 4 coding rounds * 1 non-tech round All coding questions were standard, similar to those found on GeeksforGeeks or LeetCode. The questions were quite open-ended, requiring candidates to ask specific clarifying
A non-technical interview to understand your background and basic knowledge of the technology. This is followed by two more technical interviews, including tests and design questions. In my case, I had a follow-up with HR afterward to understand why
1 phone interview 5 interviews on site (4 coding and 1 behavioral. I was not asked a system design question). Negative experience because one of the interviewers could not speak English, making it hard to communicate. Another interviewer, I did not
The interview consisted of 5 rounds: * 4 coding rounds * 1 non-tech round All coding questions were standard, similar to those found on GeeksforGeeks or LeetCode. The questions were quite open-ended, requiring candidates to ask specific clarifying
A non-technical interview to understand your background and basic knowledge of the technology. This is followed by two more technical interviews, including tests and design questions. In my case, I had a follow-up with HR afterward to understand why
1 phone interview 5 interviews on site (4 coding and 1 behavioral. I was not asked a system design question). Negative experience because one of the interviewers could not speak English, making it hard to communicate. Another interviewer, I did not