There is an opportunity to work on some great problems.
There is continuous learning.
There are decent benefits.
Functional Programming is something everyone should learn.
Usually, great people working around you depending on the team, but recent hires have been subpar. Functional Programming in Haskell
I applied online. There were four rounds. The first two rounds were DSA, and the third round was based on the question asked in the second online round. In the third round, further optimisation was required for your earlier submission. The last roun
Sat through campus placement Round 1 - Online assessment (Binary Tree related question - Pokemon Game implementation) Round 2 - Physical Interview ( Same pseudo code OA question + Probability question)
They asked some tree locking question. Then someone from their team questioned my approach. The question was available everywhere. I simply gave my approach and then they had 1 round where they asked me to handle multi threads for the same.
I applied online. There were four rounds. The first two rounds were DSA, and the third round was based on the question asked in the second online round. In the third round, further optimisation was required for your earlier submission. The last roun
Sat through campus placement Round 1 - Online assessment (Binary Tree related question - Pokemon Game implementation) Round 2 - Physical Interview ( Same pseudo code OA question + Probability question)
They asked some tree locking question. Then someone from their team questioned my approach. The question was available everywhere. I simply gave my approach and then they had 1 round where they asked me to handle multi threads for the same.