Once you learn functional programming like Haskell or PureScript or ReScript, you might not be able to carry forward your learnings if you plan to switch jobs.
I applied through a college or university. The process took three days. The interview process was cool. They had a hacker house. Don't believe the developers inside the company because they divert you in the wrong direction. Don't have high expectat
They asked me graph questions for the first round. Their portal did not accept any languages other than Python, so I got rejected. The next round was also a programming round, and it was divided into two parts.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. 5 rounds total. Applied off campus. First round was a questionaire I had to fill up. Second was with the hiring manager. Basically a resume round. Third was three leetcode medium questions in
I applied through a college or university. The process took three days. The interview process was cool. They had a hacker house. Don't believe the developers inside the company because they divert you in the wrong direction. Don't have high expectat
They asked me graph questions for the first round. Their portal did not accept any languages other than Python, so I got rejected. The next round was also a programming round, and it was divided into two parts.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. 5 rounds total. Applied off campus. First round was a questionaire I had to fill up. Second was with the hiring manager. Basically a resume round. Third was three leetcode medium questions in