Freedom to do what you want, what's right. No legacy/maintenance work. Something new every other quarter (if not every).
Too many things going on at any point in time. You need to be able to make sense out of the chaos.
After initial introductions, I was given a vague question during a DSA round. The interviewer himself stuttered and explained it fully over three trials. It was a graph problem. I immediately identified the problem and asked if they had some test cas
Last year, I was treated like dirt by the recruiters and the hiring manager at Grab for the Senior Software Engineer role. I previously posted a review regarding how I was ghosted twice, after wasting three months of my life over multiple rounds of i
There were two technical rounds: 1. DSA questions were asked. 2. It was a system design round.
After initial introductions, I was given a vague question during a DSA round. The interviewer himself stuttered and explained it fully over three trials. It was a graph problem. I immediately identified the problem and asked if they had some test cas
Last year, I was treated like dirt by the recruiters and the hiring manager at Grab for the Senior Software Engineer role. I previously posted a review regarding how I was ghosted twice, after wasting three months of my life over multiple rounds of i
There were two technical rounds: 1. DSA questions were asked. 2. It was a system design round.