When the exam era arrives, all students get a free month "vacation" in order to fully prepare for the exams.
A good salary makes it very helpful to work closely with professional engineers.
A bit too low-level for my opinion. The company is huge, and it is really hard to feel that you have any influence. It might take a while to really understand what you are doing there exactly.
Maybe focus more on making the big picture clearer. It is very hard to understand what part you are taking inside this big corporation.
1. Discussion of previous projects and a coding round with average questions. 2. OS concepts and system knowledge. 3. Detailed discussion of previous projects. 4. Managerial round, where the manager explained about the project. 5. HR discussion.
I was very impressed that the process moved so fast, with no delays. The whole process took a fraction of the time it would take at other big companies. I had two rounds of phone interviews, then was called onsite. At the onsite interview, I had sev
The technical interview was long, with relatively easy questions that could be difficult for the unprepared. At the end, you had to give a presentation about an interesting technology. It was quite fun, and the people were kind and genuinely interes
1. Discussion of previous projects and a coding round with average questions. 2. OS concepts and system knowledge. 3. Detailed discussion of previous projects. 4. Managerial round, where the manager explained about the project. 5. HR discussion.
I was very impressed that the process moved so fast, with no delays. The whole process took a fraction of the time it would take at other big companies. I had two rounds of phone interviews, then was called onsite. At the onsite interview, I had sev
The technical interview was long, with relatively easy questions that could be difficult for the unprepared. At the end, you had to give a presentation about an interesting technology. It was quite fun, and the people were kind and genuinely interes