The benefits are amazing. The only places that give more are Google, Amazon, Facebook, etc.
People are amazingly helpful – taking time off from their tasks to help you – because we "fall in love with our customer's problems."
There's plenty of room for advancement, support from management, and also encouraging internal mobility.
As a corporate, many times you get plenty of RTB work that is not as exciting as coding, but that's the only con I can think of.
Some teams have a large volume of on-call (pager duty), so keep that in mind when choosing a team (this changes periodically).
Give more time to make robust code and rewrite microservices to allow for better quality code.
Online test: Had 4 questions. * 2 easy * 2 medium Questions were doable if you're comfortable with LeetCode medium type questions. Interview: Started off with coding questions. Didn't make it through after Round 1.
Coding test consisting of 4 questions, conducted on Hackerearth. 5 students were selected. * 2 rounds of technical interviews. * Questions related to DS, strings, 2D arrays, OOPS concepts, Networking, etc. * 1 round of Tech cum HR intervi
A campus recruiter contacted me. I was asked to complete an initial online technical assessment. The assessment focused on data structures and algorithms, and was similar to LeetCode practice problems.
Online test: Had 4 questions. * 2 easy * 2 medium Questions were doable if you're comfortable with LeetCode medium type questions. Interview: Started off with coding questions. Didn't make it through after Round 1.
Coding test consisting of 4 questions, conducted on Hackerearth. 5 students were selected. * 2 rounds of technical interviews. * Questions related to DS, strings, 2D arrays, OOPS concepts, Networking, etc. * 1 round of Tech cum HR intervi
A campus recruiter contacted me. I was asked to complete an initial online technical assessment. The assessment focused on data structures and algorithms, and was similar to LeetCode practice problems.