There was free coconut water, energy drinks, and bubbly water.
It is mandatory in the office. Everything is broken all the time. It is impossible to get any work done without losing your sanity. There are unsupportive bosses and a PIP/fear culture. It is basically 95% Indians and Chinese. It's an H1B factory. And yes, I actually ran the analysis for a security org. It was about 6 Caucasians for 180+ people. The large dominance is Indian, followed by Chinese. Hardly anyone speaks English, and it is difficult to communicate with people.
The first step was HR reaching out to me and reviewing my CV. After that, I was given HackerRank algorithms to complete. There were three of them, and each one required 45 minutes.
These are deeper technical rounds that go beyond basic coding. Expect complex data structure and algorithm questions that involve multiple steps or require optimization. Questions often emphasize problem-solving under time constraints, requiring yo
Applied for the position. After three weeks, a team member reached out and conducted a phone screening. Heard back from the recruiter the next morning that four interviews would be scheduled. All rounds were technical, coding, and system design. *
The first step was HR reaching out to me and reviewing my CV. After that, I was given HackerRank algorithms to complete. There were three of them, and each one required 45 minutes.
These are deeper technical rounds that go beyond basic coding. Expect complex data structure and algorithm questions that involve multiple steps or require optimization. Questions often emphasize problem-solving under time constraints, requiring yo
Applied for the position. After three weeks, a team member reached out and conducted a phone screening. Heard back from the recruiter the next morning that four interviews would be scheduled. All rounds were technical, coding, and system design. *