Great learning curve and a good company to kick off your career.
Typical work-life balance: It's up to the candidate to work smartly and get things done diligently.
This was the worst experience ever. They have poor knowledge of arranging interviews, as well as poor engineers. HR communication is too harsh; sometimes they just don't respond to anything. I'm assuming they have poor internet to check their emails,
Easy interview questions, based on data structures and algorithms only. The process consisted of four technical rounds, but it was very slow. The rounds were conducted with a lot of time difference between them, and HR took a long time to provide fee
I applied to Grab offline and received a call from HR. I had three technical rounds: * One online video coding round * Two in-person interviews After the first round, it took them over 10 days to reply that I was shortlisted for the next round
This was the worst experience ever. They have poor knowledge of arranging interviews, as well as poor engineers. HR communication is too harsh; sometimes they just don't respond to anything. I'm assuming they have poor internet to check their emails,
Easy interview questions, based on data structures and algorithms only. The process consisted of four technical rounds, but it was very slow. The rounds were conducted with a lot of time difference between them, and HR took a long time to provide fee
I applied to Grab offline and received a call from HR. I had three technical rounds: * One online video coding round * Two in-person interviews After the first round, it took them over 10 days to reply that I was shortlisted for the next round