Not much pressure, friendly work environment, contractor-friendly.
Overly bureaucratic, with lots of people (including quants) possessing very rudimentary problem-solving skills.
One stage, a single interview with two senior engineers/tech leads. A conversation about my previous experience and major achievements, followed by a technical discussion focused on Java programming topics, data structures, and Spring. Some general
Got a call from the vendor first. It took 2 days to schedule the F2F interview. There were 2 rounds with a gap of 4 days in between. Both were technical. The second was a VC with a manager-level person. The interview panel was cool.
1. Technical test 2. Technical round/s 3. HR round After rolling out an offer, I received a telephonic interview call for project-specific selection, which took more than 1.5 hours and was successful.
One stage, a single interview with two senior engineers/tech leads. A conversation about my previous experience and major achievements, followed by a technical discussion focused on Java programming topics, data structures, and Spring. Some general
Got a call from the vendor first. It took 2 days to schedule the F2F interview. There were 2 rounds with a gap of 4 days in between. Both were technical. The second was a VC with a manager-level person. The interview panel was cool.
1. Technical test 2. Technical round/s 3. HR round After rolling out an offer, I received a telephonic interview call for project-specific selection, which took more than 1.5 hours and was successful.