A friendly and motivating environment.
Coronavirus was very disturbing during this time.
I had two professional interviews. On the first one, I was asked 3-4 questions that required minimum code writing (on paper) and much more thinking about how the problem should be solved. On the second interview, there was one question involving ex
I applied online. The process took one day. Fairly straightforward intro interview with a recruiter: They asked basics like when I'm graduating and what I'm looking for in a role. They did not move me to the next round. I'm not sure what for.
It was tough, and you need to have advanced knowledge of DSA topics like graphs and trees, linked lists, and arrays, etc. OOPs are a must to crack the interview. Extra topics like Operating Systems and Computer Networks are also advised to learn.
I had two professional interviews. On the first one, I was asked 3-4 questions that required minimum code writing (on paper) and much more thinking about how the problem should be solved. On the second interview, there was one question involving ex
I applied online. The process took one day. Fairly straightforward intro interview with a recruiter: They asked basics like when I'm graduating and what I'm looking for in a role. They did not move me to the next round. I'm not sure what for.
It was tough, and you need to have advanced knowledge of DSA topics like graphs and trees, linked lists, and arrays, etc. OOPs are a must to crack the interview. Extra topics like Operating Systems and Computer Networks are also advised to learn.