Lunch variety was not much.
Lot of teams have to depend on USA counterparts to get funding.
Most of the good work happens in the USA.
Not as such any cons. It's an awesome place to work.
Management is doing awesome work.
Periodic assessment of whether the employee is comfortable or not.
Sessions are organized if needed.
Mentorship and assistantship are taken care of.
Interview questions are standard ones, but the difficulty level is at par with Amazon, etc. Questions are a bit easier than Google. There are 3-5 rounds of technical interviews. No coding on the laptop, etc.
First written. Then tech interview (4-5 rounds). Major focus on data structures (trees and linked lists). After that, OS and Databases. Level of difficulty: Medium. No HR round of interview. Your experience for existing and project experience f
I applied for a software engineer position. The interview was purely technical. I was asked to write a program and then asked questions on how to test some C library APIs. I haven't done it very well, as I haven't spent much time preparing for the in
Interview questions are standard ones, but the difficulty level is at par with Amazon, etc. Questions are a bit easier than Google. There are 3-5 rounds of technical interviews. No coding on the laptop, etc.
First written. Then tech interview (4-5 rounds). Major focus on data structures (trees and linked lists). After that, OS and Databases. Level of difficulty: Medium. No HR round of interview. Your experience for existing and project experience f
I applied for a software engineer position. The interview was purely technical. I was asked to write a program and then asked questions on how to test some C library APIs. I haven't done it very well, as I haven't spent much time preparing for the in