Stable job, many mobility opportunities.
Everything takes a long time, including getting access.
Interviewer was calm and the overall experience was good, even though I didn't get through. The interview went on for an hour. 30 minutes were spent on Java, and 10 minutes on microservices.
The first stage was a take-home exercise, which was easy. The second stage was a screening where they assess your experience in building large-scale, fault-tolerant systems. They seem to go heavy on the theoretical side, asking about: * Fault-toler
OA on CodeVue or HackerRank, I forget which. The topics covered include a graph-based question that requires DP optimization and a simple array question that can be completed in O(n) time complexity.
Interviewer was calm and the overall experience was good, even though I didn't get through. The interview went on for an hour. 30 minutes were spent on Java, and 10 minutes on microservices.
The first stage was a take-home exercise, which was easy. The second stage was a screening where they assess your experience in building large-scale, fault-tolerant systems. They seem to go heavy on the theoretical side, asking about: * Fault-toler
OA on CodeVue or HackerRank, I forget which. The topics covered include a graph-based question that requires DP optimization and a simple array question that can be completed in O(n) time complexity.