Best company to work with
Lots of politics. No Agile followed properly.
Stage 1. Initially, communication with a recruiter. Stage 2. First-round interview with the hiring manager. Stage 3. A technical interview loop. Stage 4. If you are selected by the team, then an offer is extended.
I had a campus interview at one of the partner colleges. It was a pretty simple and a straightforward process. The entire process was about 12 hours long. The first step was aptitude exams, where the majority of students were filtered. The second r
The first round was a personality-related online test. The second round was a one-hour technical round which had questions related to PySpark, Python, SQL, and GCP services like BQ, Dataflow, Dataproc, and BigTable, as well as architecture design.
Stage 1. Initially, communication with a recruiter. Stage 2. First-round interview with the hiring manager. Stage 3. A technical interview loop. Stage 4. If you are selected by the team, then an offer is extended.
I had a campus interview at one of the partner colleges. It was a pretty simple and a straightforward process. The entire process was about 12 hours long. The first step was aptitude exams, where the majority of students were filtered. The second r
The first round was a personality-related online test. The second round was a one-hour technical round which had questions related to PySpark, Python, SQL, and GCP services like BQ, Dataflow, Dataproc, and BigTable, as well as architecture design.