You will get the chance to learn new things. If you are good at tech, you will definitely get the chance to solve system issues like efficiency issues, scalability issues, etc. The working environment is good and working hours are flexible. Here working hours don't matter; your work impact matters.
Repeatative works has very less value here
I applied online through Dare 2 Compete. - First round: An MCQ round with 30 questions. - Second round: A coding round. - Third round: Another coding round. All the rounds had easy-to-medium-level questions, but they were fairly interesting ones.
I applied through a college or university. The process took over a week. - The first round was an OA. - The second round was Part-A of a hackathon. - The third round was Part-B of a hackathon. - The fourth round was an interview. - The fifth round w
I applied online. round 1: OA round 2: DSA round 3: DSA (1 question for 3 hours) round 4: technical interview 1 (DSA and resume discussion) 1 question on sliding window algorithm and related to DP
I applied online through Dare 2 Compete. - First round: An MCQ round with 30 questions. - Second round: A coding round. - Third round: Another coding round. All the rounds had easy-to-medium-level questions, but they were fairly interesting ones.
I applied through a college or university. The process took over a week. - The first round was an OA. - The second round was Part-A of a hackathon. - The third round was Part-B of a hackathon. - The fourth round was an interview. - The fifth round w
I applied online. round 1: OA round 2: DSA round 3: DSA (1 question for 3 hours) round 4: technical interview 1 (DSA and resume discussion) 1 question on sliding window algorithm and related to DP