Awesome place to work
Awesome place to work
- Good colleagues.
- Good work-life balance.
- Proper management.
- Overall fun environment to work in, along with lots of activities even during the remote time.
For FAANG addicts, this is not FAANG. The company is middle-sized but is growing very fast. Personally, remote work is not that much fun as in the office, but that's true for any other company.
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I applied to HackerRank around the end of October 2015. The first round was an online coding round on their own platform, which had three questions: * One frontend question, which was easy if you know JavaScript. * Two moderate coding questions. Foc
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There was a phone interview and a coding assignment. I don't recall what was supposed to follow. The first portion of the coding assignment was typical LeetCode/HackerRank, as expected. The second part involved building a Rails API or an extended p
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I applied through college. Hackerrank visited our college in December 2015. The first round was an online test that consisted of four questions: 1. The first was a pure coding problem based on strings. Basically, given a shortform and longform of a
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IndiaMarch 29, 2016I applied to HackerRank around the end of October 2015. The first round was an online coding round on their own platform, which had three questions: * One frontend question, which was easy if you know JavaScript. * Two moderate coding questions. Foc
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United StatesJune 30, 2021There was a phone interview and a coding assignment. I don't recall what was supposed to follow. The first portion of the coding assignment was typical LeetCode/HackerRank, as expected. The second part involved building a Rails API or an extended p
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New Delhi, IndiaDecember 1, 2015I applied through college. Hackerrank visited our college in December 2015. The first round was an online test that consisted of four questions: 1. The first was a pure coding problem based on strings. Basically, given a shortform and longform of a
