Smart colleagues, that too if you are lucky.
Worst, worst, worst, and again worst management structure.
Total broken attitudes of pointing fingers at employees for a total management failure.
No matter how smart you are, how well you perform, if your manager is having an attitude sickness, you are done. And the beauty is, you can't report it anywhere.
They make your life hell, they create a hostile environment, and they pressurize people.
Icing on the cake: utter political games in the company. It's all about who knows who, who is friends with who.
I was in a team where the entire team thinks in one direction, the manager thinks the opposite, and stuff happened.
Please, please, please learn what is happening in your teams. Know your teams well.
If you are totally dumb to what's happening, please don't pretend like you know it all, and please don't play politics.
Please have a system where HR is independent of the managers, and a system where managers are held accountable for what happens in the teams.
In a nutshell, learn how to hire managers.
The onsite consisted of two system design questions and two technical questions. These rounds were back to back and weren't actually ordered. I thought I was going to be doing technical first, but was hit with design at the start.
The interview process consisted of five rounds, featuring mostly LeetCode medium or hard level problems. It also included one design round, which was typical of game design rather than system design. The interview I participated in was part of a hiri
This is a standard LeetCode-style coding interview. You will be working with a person who is monitoring your progress. Communication and clarification of the programming question are critical. You could end up programming the incorrect solution if th
The onsite consisted of two system design questions and two technical questions. These rounds were back to back and weren't actually ordered. I thought I was going to be doing technical first, but was hit with design at the start.
The interview process consisted of five rounds, featuring mostly LeetCode medium or hard level problems. It also included one design round, which was typical of game design rather than system design. The interview I participated in was part of a hiri
This is a standard LeetCode-style coding interview. You will be working with a person who is monitoring your progress. Communication and clarification of the programming question are critical. You could end up programming the incorrect solution if th