It's an honest and open working environment with lots of opportunities to take ownership of the product. Everyone is helpful and really eager to get things done. Management is really easy to work with and really allows for the teams to direct the future of the whole company. Health benefits are great and compensation seems fair across the board.
Not a very convenient location for those using public transportation. Company is still very young and the future is still very much up in the air. All the benefits of being a startup introduce great benefits at the cost of risk and uncertainty.
In the first round, a basic problem statement is given which you have to solve in an HR. After that an interviewer will come and make you run the code against some test cases. You are asked some more DSA questions.
An hour to code three programming questions to vet out those who are not up to their standards. I imagine a behavioral interview would come after, but I didn't make it that far
Three interviews. First two rounds were coding on a shared-code platform. Nothing fancy, but the problems were kind of long. The third round was OOP design + talking about the differences between two languages. The last group that interviewed me show
In the first round, a basic problem statement is given which you have to solve in an HR. After that an interviewer will come and make you run the code against some test cases. You are asked some more DSA questions.
An hour to code three programming questions to vet out those who are not up to their standards. I imagine a behavioral interview would come after, but I didn't make it that far
Three interviews. First two rounds were coding on a shared-code platform. Nothing fancy, but the problems were kind of long. The third round was OOP design + talking about the differences between two languages. The last group that interviewed me show