As I said:
Latest stack, long hours, job stability, good pay.
Very long working hours, hardly any work-life balance.
The first round was a 90-minute coding test where two questions were asked. The second round covered data structures and algorithms, and OOPs. The third round focused on design and OOPs. The HR round had very generic, usual HR questions.
It took around 4 weeks for the first 2 stages. One was Pymetrics, then the second was the online interview done on HireVue. The platform was easy to navigate. I was asked 2 behavioural and 2 coding questions. Then, after about a month, I got a notif
Honestly, the most bizarre interview I have ever had. It was during COVID, so it was virtual. The interviewer didn't ask any technical questions. He was just rambling about one thing: 'Your coworker, who is also your friend, was expecting a promoti
The first round was a 90-minute coding test where two questions were asked. The second round covered data structures and algorithms, and OOPs. The third round focused on design and OOPs. The HR round had very generic, usual HR questions.
It took around 4 weeks for the first 2 stages. One was Pymetrics, then the second was the online interview done on HireVue. The platform was easy to navigate. I was asked 2 behavioural and 2 coding questions. Then, after about a month, I got a notif
Honestly, the most bizarre interview I have ever had. It was during COVID, so it was virtual. The interviewer didn't ask any technical questions. He was just rambling about one thing: 'Your coworker, who is also your friend, was expecting a promoti