The people that I worked with were nice for the most part. I was the first intern the team has had, so I was just treated like a normal employee, which had its pros and cons. The work-life for me was very easy as it was remote and they didn't really expect me to do much, but I did what I was asked and I was paid nicely.
Sometimes I would need some information on where something was or what the procedure to do something was, and I would wait upwards of a day for a response. During this time, I would be pretty much stuck waiting for other people's input.
Good and natural. Interviewers were friendly. There were 3 rounds of interview. The first round was a coding and aptitude round. After clearing that, the next day was face-to-face. The interviewee asked my area of interest.
I applied through campus. The online test consists of 50 questions: 25 technical and 25 aptitude. The questions were of moderate difficulty. A data arrangement question in aptitude was quite difficult. The technical section had OOP concepts. 50 were
It was a good interview, and the HR was also helpful. They initially asked some IQ questions, then asked to introduce myself, and then asked about the projects and other activities that I had done in college.
Good and natural. Interviewers were friendly. There were 3 rounds of interview. The first round was a coding and aptitude round. After clearing that, the next day was face-to-face. The interviewee asked my area of interest.
I applied through campus. The online test consists of 50 questions: 25 technical and 25 aptitude. The questions were of moderate difficulty. A data arrangement question in aptitude was quite difficult. The technical section had OOP concepts. 50 were
It was a good interview, and the HR was also helpful. They initially asked some IQ questions, then asked to introduce myself, and then asked about the projects and other activities that I had done in college.