There are a seemingly infinite number of projects to work on.
Management has been super helpful.
People are always willing to help when they can.
There is always room to grow.
I am constantly yelled at about not working after hours!
It's a giant organization so:
There's a lot of wasted time developing "OKRs" and "Insights" and other job performance metrics. It's not always easy to find out who you need to talk to. I've been there a year and have already seen a few layoffs.
3-4 rounds Coding questions: * Merge sort * Detect & remove loop from linked list * Reversal of linked list * Count number of 1s in binary of a number * Shortest path in graph * Check if tree is BST or not Design patterns: * Singleton * Factory
Phone call and then two rounds of on-site.
A very calm interview. The questions were simple, and the interviewer was patient. The interviewer spent about 30 minutes discussing the position, after which they allowed me to talk a little about myself. This part lasted for a little under an hou
3-4 rounds Coding questions: * Merge sort * Detect & remove loop from linked list * Reversal of linked list * Count number of 1s in binary of a number * Shortest path in graph * Check if tree is BST or not Design patterns: * Singleton * Factory
Phone call and then two rounds of on-site.
A very calm interview. The questions were simple, and the interviewer was patient. The interviewer spent about 30 minutes discussing the position, after which they allowed me to talk a little about myself. This part lasted for a little under an hou