There are amazing colleagues there.
Despite some engineers' amazing jobs, the technology is behind.
We can't use the most up-to-date open-source software.
Also, a lot of websites are filtered and inaccessible.
Moreover, forcing software engineers to go back to the office is neither nice nor productive (I'm much more efficient working at home than wasting time in traffic).
Two rounds of interviews. The first was theory questions and one coding question: transpose of a matrix. The second round was system design of your recent project, a Trie coding question, and one scenario-based Java question.
The interviewer was tough; he challenged me a lot about my resume. Moreover, he asked some typical behavioral questions like why J.P. Morgan and why software engineering. The tech part was easy, with questions on Linux, MySQL, and the difference bet
It was smooth and more on the fundamentals of your respective language. For me, questions were basically on core Java and Java 8. Then, I had a coding round. Once you clear all the rounds, HR will connect with you in a timely manner for further discu
Two rounds of interviews. The first was theory questions and one coding question: transpose of a matrix. The second round was system design of your recent project, a Trie coding question, and one scenario-based Java question.
The interviewer was tough; he challenged me a lot about my resume. Moreover, he asked some typical behavioral questions like why J.P. Morgan and why software engineering. The tech part was easy, with questions on Linux, MySQL, and the difference bet
It was smooth and more on the fundamentals of your respective language. For me, questions were basically on core Java and Java 8. Then, I had a coding round. Once you clear all the rounds, HR will connect with you in a timely manner for further discu