Flexible hours, interesting technologies, good people. I'm working on a big enterprise project. It involves full stack development.
Not stable, there were major force reductions. Bureaucracy, too many managers.
The interview process was standard. First round was initial screening at the college career fair. Standard Java questions. Coding and concepts related questions. Then, two rounds of phone screen. Again, the questions were database schema design and
This was an off-campus interview. The process was very long but easy. The first round was just a "mini-talk" for one minute on a given topic, then a technical test, an aptitude test, and then a technical interview and HR discussion.
The technical interview was pretty regular. All questions were based on Data Structures and Algorithms, Operating Systems, and Computer Networks. I answered most of them, but the DSA part, where code snippets were shown and I was asked to tell the o
The interview process was standard. First round was initial screening at the college career fair. Standard Java questions. Coding and concepts related questions. Then, two rounds of phone screen. Again, the questions were database schema design and
This was an off-campus interview. The process was very long but easy. The first round was just a "mini-talk" for one minute on a given topic, then a technical test, an aptitude test, and then a technical interview and HR discussion.
The technical interview was pretty regular. All questions were based on Data Structures and Algorithms, Operating Systems, and Computer Networks. I answered most of them, but the DSA part, where code snippets were shown and I was asked to tell the o