Student in computer science degree.
A very big corporation. A lot of people.
From my own interview experience and that of my friends, the type of questions asked, to a small extent, depends on the domain in which your to-be team works. For freshers/interns, the questions are more or less on the subjects they studied in colleg
The interview included questions about bit manipulation, my personal projects, and a few riddles. The interviewers were very friendly and made me comfortable while answering. There were 3 rounds: 2 technical and 1 HR. Overall, it was a good experien
Student position for developing in C++. Before the interview, they told me that it was very important to know OS, threads, C, and things like that well. Two guys interviewed me. They were very nice and tried to give me clues when I got stuck on som
From my own interview experience and that of my friends, the type of questions asked, to a small extent, depends on the domain in which your to-be team works. For freshers/interns, the questions are more or less on the subjects they studied in colleg
The interview included questions about bit manipulation, my personal projects, and a few riddles. The interviewers were very friendly and made me comfortable while answering. There were 3 rounds: 2 technical and 1 HR. Overall, it was a good experien
Student position for developing in C++. Before the interview, they told me that it was very important to know OS, threads, C, and things like that well. Two guys interviewed me. They were very nice and tried to give me clues when I got stuck on som