Your experience here is entirely dependent on what team/org you join.
That being said, I have had a great experience here with hardworking and pleasant coworkers, a great manager, wonderful compensation, and absurdly good work/life balance.
In a big company, you will work on one very specific thing. Almost none of the skills I've developed here are transferable.
Technical coding interview consisting of two coding problems. The duration of the interview is 45 minutes: * 40 minutes for coding (20 minutes for each problem) * 5 minutes to ask questions to the interviewer
The coding part is very hard. The HM is very nice, but I did not get the offer. I don't know how to do the system design. I need more practice.
Coding and Interview. An interviewer gives a question, and you write code. Then, you dry-run the code. It should be bug-free. You should also list some test cases for the question, including some corner cases.
Technical coding interview consisting of two coding problems. The duration of the interview is 45 minutes: * 40 minutes for coding (20 minutes for each problem) * 5 minutes to ask questions to the interviewer
The coding part is very hard. The HM is very nice, but I did not get the offer. I don't know how to do the system design. I need more practice.
Coding and Interview. An interviewer gives a question, and you write code. Then, you dry-run the code. It should be bug-free. You should also list some test cases for the question, including some corner cases.