Working for Indeed is best.
Work-life balance is bad.
I was on campus for an interview for the role of Software Engineer. It consisted of a coding round, followed by four rounds of interviews. Three rounds were technical, and one was managerial.
Presentations from management, a 90-minute coding challenge, on-site lunch, followed by three face-to-face interviews based on algorithms questions.
I had an online test and was asked for a phone interview two days later. The phone interview was actually quite easy. The task was to find the first duplicated word in a string, like in "sky blue dark blue", where you simply return "blue". I used a
I was on campus for an interview for the role of Software Engineer. It consisted of a coding round, followed by four rounds of interviews. Three rounds were technical, and one was managerial.
Presentations from management, a 90-minute coding challenge, on-site lunch, followed by three face-to-face interviews based on algorithms questions.
I had an online test and was asked for a phone interview two days later. The phone interview was actually quite easy. The task was to find the first duplicated word in a string, like in "sky blue dark blue", where you simply return "blue". I used a