Lots of perks, good work environment.
I worked for just 2 months, so I have no idea.
The interview process was broken into three rounds: * Two technical rounds. * One "As Appropriate" (AA) round. In the first round, interestingly, I was asked questions about real-life applications, not about what students traditionally learn an
2 rounds. First round: DSA + OS. Coding question based on arrays. Second round: Partly HR, OOPS, and DSA concepts, including questions on locks in OS and virtual functions.
One coding round: Solve around three questions in ninety minutes. One group fly round: Write code for two questions in sixty minutes. Two technical rounds: Face-to-face interviews. Questions related to computer science.
The interview process was broken into three rounds: * Two technical rounds. * One "As Appropriate" (AA) round. In the first round, interestingly, I was asked questions about real-life applications, not about what students traditionally learn an
2 rounds. First round: DSA + OS. Coding question based on arrays. Second round: Partly HR, OOPS, and DSA concepts, including questions on locks in OS and virtual functions.
One coding round: Solve around three questions in ninety minutes. One group fly round: Write code for two questions in sixty minutes. Two technical rounds: Face-to-face interviews. Questions related to computer science.