Work-life balance. Cool campus and colleagues.
Easy to get lost in the sauce.
Pay more.
I had two phone interviews and one on-site interview at the headquarters. There were four sessions during the on-site interview: * Three sessions focused on coding questions. * One session was about my projects and experiences.
The interview was smooth, and the interviewers helped me a lot to finish my answers. There were two rounds of 40 minutes each, with a 15-minute break in between.
I didn't pass the first round, but it was a great experience. Questions included basic data structures like stack and queue in JavaScript. They asked how I would implement a stack or queue in JavaScript, so be prepared to know data structures and al
I had two phone interviews and one on-site interview at the headquarters. There were four sessions during the on-site interview: * Three sessions focused on coding questions. * One session was about my projects and experiences.
The interview was smooth, and the interviewers helped me a lot to finish my answers. There were two rounds of 40 minutes each, with a 15-minute break in between.
I didn't pass the first round, but it was a great experience. Questions included basic data structures like stack and queue in JavaScript. They asked how I would implement a stack or queue in JavaScript, so be prepared to know data structures and al