Work-life balance is good. You're treated as a professional as long as you meet deadlines. The mainframe is exciting, as soon as you accept that it's not going away.
Little to no formal training (must be a self-learner), a non-transparent pay scale and rating system. Managers don't seem to care about morale.
One in-person interview.
1 email questionnaire. 1 telephonic interview and at least 2 onsite interviews. Received offer 2-3 days after the final interview. The email questionnaire and telephonic interview were conducted by the hiring manager, followed by technical intervi
Started with programming, then moved to low-level and high-level design. Questions were of medium complexity. I was able to solve them in the stipulated time. The interview experience was good, and the interviewers were good. The program was a LeetC
One in-person interview.
1 email questionnaire. 1 telephonic interview and at least 2 onsite interviews. Received offer 2-3 days after the final interview. The email questionnaire and telephonic interview were conducted by the hiring manager, followed by technical intervi
Started with programming, then moved to low-level and high-level design. Questions were of medium complexity. I was able to solve them in the stipulated time. The interview experience was good, and the interviewers were good. The program was a LeetC