Very good work environment within a campus that includes a cafeteria (not free), gym, lounges with pool, ping-pong, and Foosball. Friendly and helpful coworkers. For full-time employees, it is possible to transfer to a different project after a certain time with the company.
The job can be tedious sometimes.
But that is expected in testing.
It's also easy to fall through the cracks, as the company is huge and to upper management, you're just a number.
The interview was a 35-minute phone call. First, the interviewer asked me to briefly introduce myself, my project, and my programming background (e.g., how many lines of code I have written). Then, he discussed his team and their current projects,
I applied online through their career portal and then received a phone call to set up a phone interview. The overall interview was very easy. The interviewer mostly asked me about my work experience and projects I did during my studies. It was a 30
OA test. I had two questions. LC style. One was a database query and the other was a hash map question. It was not too difficult. I did not pass all the tests. I remember the first question; I missed 3-4 cases. The second one passed all.
The interview was a 35-minute phone call. First, the interviewer asked me to briefly introduce myself, my project, and my programming background (e.g., how many lines of code I have written). Then, he discussed his team and their current projects,
I applied online through their career portal and then received a phone call to set up a phone interview. The overall interview was very easy. The interviewer mostly asked me about my work experience and projects I did during my studies. It was a 30
OA test. I had two questions. LC style. One was a database query and the other was a hash map question. It was not too difficult. I did not pass all the tests. I remember the first question; I missed 3-4 cases. The second one passed all.