One of the highest-paying offers in India. Excellent internship perks (hotel stay, food, commute). Transparent process with high PPO conversion (~85–90%). Great work culture and flexibility compared to other big tech.
Significant pay gap between Infra and Non-Infra teams (~₹10L+ in Year 1 TC). Stock vesting slightly backloaded (annual first year, then quarterly). Very competitive selection, mostly from Tier-1 colleges.
I have just attended the written test for LinkedIn. The written round consisted of 31 questions to be completed in 40 minutes. The topics covered were: * 5-6 questions in Perl scripting * 2 questions in databases * 3 questions in C++ * 10 ve
6 rounds. 1 phone screen + 5 onsite. Phone screen: * 1 coding question (easy/medium) * Quick hitters Onsite rounds: * 2 DSA rounds with 2 coding questions each (1 medium, 1 medium/hard) * 1 concurrency round * 1 system design round * 1 hiring manag
LinkedIn was hiring on-campus interns. The first round consisted of three coding questions and five MCQs. The questions were easy; two were very easy, and the third had very weak test cases. Around 10-15 candidates were able to solve all tests correc
I have just attended the written test for LinkedIn. The written round consisted of 31 questions to be completed in 40 minutes. The topics covered were: * 5-6 questions in Perl scripting * 2 questions in databases * 3 questions in C++ * 10 ve
6 rounds. 1 phone screen + 5 onsite. Phone screen: * 1 coding question (easy/medium) * Quick hitters Onsite rounds: * 2 DSA rounds with 2 coding questions each (1 medium, 1 medium/hard) * 1 concurrency round * 1 system design round * 1 hiring manag
LinkedIn was hiring on-campus interns. The first round consisted of three coding questions and five MCQs. The questions were easy; two were very easy, and the third had very weak test cases. Around 10-15 candidates were able to solve all tests correc