I will share it later.
There is no work-life balance.
I was selected through the Code For Good Competition hosted by them. It had 3 rounds: * Resume screening * Telephonic interview * Code For Good 2-day competition Every step was an elimination.
Coding challenge in which you needed to know some basic algorithms and data structures. It consisted of an initial practice code and then two bigger problems. Not very complicated if you have programmed before. You can use many languages.
Technical test online. Hirevue or recruiter call. Three technical tests in person during their Superday. If successful, you will get an offer and go through matching if not applying for a specific role.
I was selected through the Code For Good Competition hosted by them. It had 3 rounds: * Resume screening * Telephonic interview * Code For Good 2-day competition Every step was an elimination.
Coding challenge in which you needed to know some basic algorithms and data structures. It consisted of an initial practice code and then two bigger problems. Not very complicated if you have programmed before. You can use many languages.
Technical test online. Hirevue or recruiter call. Three technical tests in person during their Superday. If successful, you will get an offer and go through matching if not applying for a specific role.