Good work-life balance. People are friendly.
Like any big company, it's sometimes hard to do big things.
I went through the OA. It was pretty straightforward, except for the last question. That required a lot of time, and I couldn't finish it. The last question was a pattern-matching question. All the best to the others.
It had three parts: an online assessment, followed by two technical interviews of 45 minutes each. The first round had four coding questions of medium to hard difficulty.
They asked me to implement level order traversal. There was one question on greedy algorithms, which I don't remember right now. Then, we had a detailed discussion on OOPs concepts like static variables, implementing inheritance, and similar sorts
I went through the OA. It was pretty straightforward, except for the last question. That required a lot of time, and I couldn't finish it. The last question was a pattern-matching question. All the best to the others.
It had three parts: an online assessment, followed by two technical interviews of 45 minutes each. The first round had four coding questions of medium to hard difficulty.
They asked me to implement level order traversal. There was one question on greedy algorithms, which I don't remember right now. Then, we had a detailed discussion on OOPs concepts like static variables, implementing inheritance, and similar sorts