Very good company. I like it.
Not the best company out there.
Onsite interview. Interviewed together with 15 other students. Four rounds of interview in total. Each round consisted of a few behavioral questions with one technical question. Questions were fair, covering bit manipulation, a concurrency problem on
Campus Recruitment First, there was a written round. The MCQs were easy. The programming questions were: 1. Print out the last 10 lines of a string. 2. Level-wise printing of a binary tree. First Interview: 1. Convert "aaabbcccsss" to "a3b2c3s3"
They gave a technical interview on-campus. They asked a question about a flood fill algorithm. It seems that they are looking for someone who really drills into requirements. Some resume review was expected.
Onsite interview. Interviewed together with 15 other students. Four rounds of interview in total. Each round consisted of a few behavioral questions with one technical question. Questions were fair, covering bit manipulation, a concurrency problem on
Campus Recruitment First, there was a written round. The MCQs were easy. The programming questions were: 1. Print out the last 10 lines of a string. 2. Level-wise printing of a binary tree. First Interview: 1. Convert "aaabbcccsss" to "a3b2c3s3"
They gave a technical interview on-campus. They asked a question about a flood fill algorithm. It seems that they are looking for someone who really drills into requirements. Some resume review was expected.