Great coworkers. Great manager. Really enjoyed the work environment and the perks.
I don't have any specific cons that come to mind.
The interview began with a self-introduction and project explanation. Following this, two coding questions were asked. The next section covered questions based on C and operating systems. In C, the questions focused mostly on pointers. In operating
A few hours on site with 3 stages. First, I had to give a presentation about a project I did, then answer a few questions about it. Then, we had an open-ended problem-solving discussion. Finally, there was a short coding exercise.
One phone interview. The interviewer had a fairly thick Indian accent, which was to be expected. She asked me a few C/C++-based questions, such as the difference between malloc and calloc. Then she asked how to swap the values in two registers wit
The interview began with a self-introduction and project explanation. Following this, two coding questions were asked. The next section covered questions based on C and operating systems. In C, the questions focused mostly on pointers. In operating
A few hours on site with 3 stages. First, I had to give a presentation about a project I did, then answer a few questions about it. Then, we had an open-ended problem-solving discussion. Finally, there was a short coding exercise.
One phone interview. The interviewer had a fairly thick Indian accent, which was to be expected. She asked me a few C/C++-based questions, such as the difference between malloc and calloc. Then she asked how to swap the values in two registers wit