Get to work part-time, with a great team and a flexible schedule.
No real cons so far. I'm going to work full-time in the summer.
There are several rounds involved. Most of which are very easy and all depends on your presenting skills and personality. The last round is a tech round, but they will only ask questions based on your experience and things you have mentioned in your
All systems design questions primarily focused on infrastructure architecture and object-oriented programming (OOP) principles. The interviewer asked about: * Databases (relational vs. non-relational, indexing, normalization, transactions) * RE
First, we had the online coding evaluation. We had two questions in total: * String manipulation * Topological sorting Next, we had our technical interview. It was a one-on-one panel. The panel I received was more focused on React.js (front-en
There are several rounds involved. Most of which are very easy and all depends on your presenting skills and personality. The last round is a tech round, but they will only ask questions based on your experience and things you have mentioned in your
All systems design questions primarily focused on infrastructure architecture and object-oriented programming (OOP) principles. The interviewer asked about: * Databases (relational vs. non-relational, indexing, normalization, transactions) * RE
First, we had the online coding evaluation. We had two questions in total: * String manipulation * Topological sorting Next, we had our technical interview. It was a one-on-one panel. The panel I received was more focused on React.js (front-en