Not feeling any cons as of now.
It was an on-campus interview, and a direct interview was conducted. The interviewer was pretty chill and asked me about ML questions, but I hadn't prepared that well. Only one question was about time complexity.
I was shortlisted based on my CV. I had one face-to-face interview round. The interviewer started to ask questions, focusing on programming and C. The interviewer was very friendly and clearly specified the problem statement.
Interview questions were basic, the sort of things one should know if they have worked on automation testing. The interviewers were polite. The process was chaotic, though. With the exception of the first round of phone interviews, all the F2F inter
It was an on-campus interview, and a direct interview was conducted. The interviewer was pretty chill and asked me about ML questions, but I hadn't prepared that well. Only one question was about time complexity.
I was shortlisted based on my CV. I had one face-to-face interview round. The interviewer started to ask questions, focusing on programming and C. The interviewer was very friendly and clearly specified the problem statement.
Interview questions were basic, the sort of things one should know if they have worked on automation testing. The interviewers were polite. The process was chaotic, though. With the exception of the first round of phone interviews, all the F2F inter