Supportive team members. Nice working environment. OK work-life balance.
No return offers to most people.
OA -> Final -> Reject. Applied, then got the OA within 2 weeks. Then a final round which had two technical interviews and one behavioral interview. Each was 45 minutes long with a 15-minute break.
Hiring was done through an on-campus recruiting event. It was very straightforward: I submitted my resume and was contacted by a recruiter a week later to set up an interview time. The interview consisted of coding questions done on a whiteboard, wit
I didn't end up getting an offer. Due to NDA, I cannot explicitly write down the questions, but if you look at the last 150 questions on Glassdoor and CareerCup, you'll do fine. I did fine in the coding rounds, which I'll get to in a bit. Usual adv
OA -> Final -> Reject. Applied, then got the OA within 2 weeks. Then a final round which had two technical interviews and one behavioral interview. Each was 45 minutes long with a 15-minute break.
Hiring was done through an on-campus recruiting event. It was very straightforward: I submitted my resume and was contacted by a recruiter a week later to set up an interview time. The interview consisted of coding questions done on a whiteboard, wit
I didn't end up getting an offer. Due to NDA, I cannot explicitly write down the questions, but if you look at the last 150 questions on Glassdoor and CareerCup, you'll do fine. I did fine in the coding rounds, which I'll get to in a bit. Usual adv