Great place overall. It has new technologies and talented engineers, and good pay.
Too much bureaucracy sometimes. Work-life balance doesn’t always exist.
Very open. The process starts with a phone interview featuring code sharing and a face-to-face design question. A panel of interviewers will ask you general questions about software development. You need to be more specific about your solutions.
The interview process was smooth, friendly, and welcoming. It included four rounds: - First technical interview: covering DS Algo and language proficiency - Craft build and interview: Build a project based on given requirements as a take-home assig
First OA, then Karat, and a final interview. The Karat interview was an hour long and asked three coding questions, each based on the previous one. If you understand graph traversal problems well, you would be able to solve them. The final intervie
Very open. The process starts with a phone interview featuring code sharing and a face-to-face design question. A panel of interviewers will ask you general questions about software development. You need to be more specific about your solutions.
The interview process was smooth, friendly, and welcoming. It included four rounds: - First technical interview: covering DS Algo and language proficiency - Craft build and interview: Build a project based on given requirements as a take-home assig
First OA, then Karat, and a final interview. The Karat interview was an hour long and asked three coding questions, each based on the previous one. If you understand graph traversal problems well, you would be able to solve them. The final intervie