MathWorks has a great company culture.
I can't think of any cons for now.
Initial phone screen, asking about background, etc. from HR. Then, another phone call with the manager of the particular position. Required to give a 50-minute presentation, which was quite onerous in terms of preparation and much more than other s
The first coding test is followed by four rounds of interviews: GD, technical, managerial, and HR. Every round is an elimination round. The coding round had three coding questions and MCQs on theory subjects.
The questions were not hard, but I could not solve them due to tension. The question I was asked involved Fibonacci, using both iterative and recursive methods. I got stuck, and the interviewer was unimpressed.
Initial phone screen, asking about background, etc. from HR. Then, another phone call with the manager of the particular position. Required to give a 50-minute presentation, which was quite onerous in terms of preparation and much more than other s
The first coding test is followed by four rounds of interviews: GD, technical, managerial, and HR. Every round is an elimination round. The coding round had three coding questions and MCQs on theory subjects.
The questions were not hard, but I could not solve them due to tension. The question I was asked involved Fibonacci, using both iterative and recursive methods. I got stuck, and the interviewer was unimpressed.