Indeed has an inclusive company culture. There are fun perks like a ping pong table and mahjong table in the game room. Product and features are developed with a data-driven mindset.
It's a relatively larger company, and working with other verticals may sometimes be slow, but I'm okay with that. Most larger companies will be like that.
It was a 5-step process. In it, I was told to perform several tasks: * Coding questions * Interview aptitude questions * Mathematics and logic building exercises So, yeah, this...
1. On-campus interview: 30 minutes. 2. Onsite interview: 4 rounds. There were interviewers in the first three rounds (1 hour each), and I needed to write code on a whiteboard. The last round, which lasted 90 minutes, involved a coding problem where
I submitted my resume at the career fair and then received a 30-minute on-campus interview two days later. There were two interviewers; one of them was just shadowing, so you don't need to talk to him. I then received an on-site interview two days af
It was a 5-step process. In it, I was told to perform several tasks: * Coding questions * Interview aptitude questions * Mathematics and logic building exercises So, yeah, this...
1. On-campus interview: 30 minutes. 2. Onsite interview: 4 rounds. There were interviewers in the first three rounds (1 hour each), and I needed to write code on a whiteboard. The last round, which lasted 90 minutes, involved a coding problem where
I submitted my resume at the career fair and then received a 30-minute on-campus interview two days later. There were two interviewers; one of them was just shadowing, so you don't need to talk to him. I then received an on-site interview two days af