Work culture is happening, and WFH is a good option.
low CTC and incentives there.
Had one on-campus interview. Then, four rounds of one-on-one interviews in the Redmond office in Seattle. It was for SDE, and all were programming questions: * Doubly linked list pairwise swap. * A 2D matrix with numbers increasing in the right an
I dropped my resume at a college job fair and was then contacted for an on-campus interview. Typical HR questions followed by an easy coding question. After that, I went to Redmond for a full-day on-site interview. This consisted of four interviews
I contacted a school recruiter and secured an interview for the following week. I had expected to be interviewed by a technical professional, but it turned out to be with a recruiter. She inquired about my background and asked one brainstorming quest
Had one on-campus interview. Then, four rounds of one-on-one interviews in the Redmond office in Seattle. It was for SDE, and all were programming questions: * Doubly linked list pairwise swap. * A 2D matrix with numbers increasing in the right an
I dropped my resume at a college job fair and was then contacted for an on-campus interview. Typical HR questions followed by an easy coding question. After that, I went to Redmond for a full-day on-site interview. This consisted of four interviews
I contacted a school recruiter and secured an interview for the following week. I had expected to be interviewed by a technical professional, but it turned out to be with a recruiter. She inquired about my background and asked one brainstorming quest