Remote, industry-standard pay, and standard benefits
Work pressure throughout the year Too many meetings
The interview was as professional as it could be. I first had a phone interview. The interviewer introduced himself and the team well, then went through my resume, my current and past work, and finally asked a few quick, general problem-solving quest
1. They do not ask much about data structures and algorithms. Instead, I have seen people shying away from such topics. 2. They ask about simple things, e.g., programming in Java, C, C++, or Python, but not too many in-depth questions.
The interview process was a dream. My hiring manager arranged for me to fly to Bangalore to attend the interview. All four rounds were conducted one after another, with a 30-minute break. The interview was mature and highly relevant to the position.
The interview was as professional as it could be. I first had a phone interview. The interviewer introduced himself and the team well, then went through my resume, my current and past work, and finally asked a few quick, general problem-solving quest
1. They do not ask much about data structures and algorithms. Instead, I have seen people shying away from such topics. 2. They ask about simple things, e.g., programming in Java, C, C++, or Python, but not too many in-depth questions.
The interview process was a dream. My hiring manager arranged for me to fly to Bangalore to attend the interview. All four rounds were conducted one after another, with a 30-minute break. The interview was mature and highly relevant to the position.