There is a good work-life balance.
There is excellent exposure to systems.
Food is also provided in the office :)
Work in the office, not remotely.
I applied through a college or university. There was a five-step process: - The first round is aptitude. - The second round is two coding questions. - The third round is one coding question. - The fourth round is a one-day hackathon conducted on the
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I applied through a college or university. There was a five-step process: - The first round is aptitude. - The second round is two coding questions. - The third round is one coding question. - The fourth round is a one-day hackathon conducted on the
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 days. It contained two online tests. The first one removed half of the strength from the college for the next round. From the next round, only 14 were selected out of around 600 to 700, and
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. It starts with a: Round 1: MCQ round (Maths, CN, Physics, Aptitude) Round 2: Coding Test (3 Medium - Hard Questions) Round 3: Hackathon Coding Round (1 Question on M-ary Tree) Round 4: DSA int