The teams you work on are extremely supportive, and if you're a relatively talented engineer, you won't feel too stressed out by work. You also get to talk to clients occasionally, and there is a lot of room to grow into management.
Processes are a bit slow, but this comes naturally with the size of the company. You might get bored if you want some extremely technical and challenging problems to work on, as most of the work is to develop business applications.
The interviewers asked me to go over my resume in detail and answer some questions surrounding that. Then, they moved on to ask a fairly straightforward programming question as well.
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.
Average online assessment interview, 45-60 minutes for 2 questions (depending on the position). * One simple Data Structures and Algorithms question. * One question involving utilization of a given IBM REST API.
The interviewers asked me to go over my resume in detail and answer some questions surrounding that. Then, they moved on to ask a fairly straightforward programming question as well.
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.
Average online assessment interview, 45-60 minutes for 2 questions (depending on the position). * One simple Data Structures and Algorithms question. * One question involving utilization of a given IBM REST API.