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I had two rounds of interviews. Both were telephonic. 1st round was with the project manager. They asked me basic questions in C++ like RAII, STL containers, and so on. 2nd round was with a technical person. They asked more in-depth C++ questions r
Mathematics (6 MCQs) – Aptitude Computer Science (10 MCQs) – OS, DBMS, Networks, DS, Algorithm C (7 MCQs) C++ (7 MCQs) Java (7 MCQs) Python (6 MCQs) Coding (2 questions) Group discussion round was the elimination round. Every discussion was among
I had two phone screens and a scheduled personal interview (with presentation) which I decided to decline. It turns out that refusing the interview (politely) led to me being blackballed by the HR guy at MathWorks, as confirmed by two recruiters. I
I had two rounds of interviews. Both were telephonic. 1st round was with the project manager. They asked me basic questions in C++ like RAII, STL containers, and so on. 2nd round was with a technical person. They asked more in-depth C++ questions r
Mathematics (6 MCQs) – Aptitude Computer Science (10 MCQs) – OS, DBMS, Networks, DS, Algorithm C (7 MCQs) C++ (7 MCQs) Java (7 MCQs) Python (6 MCQs) Coding (2 questions) Group discussion round was the elimination round. Every discussion was among
I had two phone screens and a scheduled personal interview (with presentation) which I decided to decline. It turns out that refusing the interview (politely) led to me being blackballed by the HR guy at MathWorks, as confirmed by two recruiters. I