Nice pay, good people, always willing to help whenever there is a problem. They always give feedback on projects you may have and help if they’ve done it before.
The internship was short and fast. It was hard to keep up. I was given coding assignments every week. On top of the coding assignments, there was also a project that had to be done for a client.
Hackerrank had several questions. They were mostly at a Leetcode medium difficulty. In general, it was very straightforward, although I did not receive a follow-up interview or assessment, nor a response on rejection.
The first round was on Campus HackerRank test with 2 questions. One was the Josephus problem, and the other was an implementation problem. People who solved one and a half were selected for the next round.
I was asked to code twice and explain both codes on the video interview. Both codes were related to data structures, and I used Java. I don't quite remember specific details of the code.
Hackerrank had several questions. They were mostly at a Leetcode medium difficulty. In general, it was very straightforward, although I did not receive a follow-up interview or assessment, nor a response on rejection.
The first round was on Campus HackerRank test with 2 questions. One was the Josephus problem, and the other was an implementation problem. People who solved one and a half were selected for the next round.
I was asked to code twice and explain both codes on the video interview. Both codes were related to data structures, and I used Java. I don't quite remember specific details of the code.