Great community and people. Good work-life balance. Fun intern life. Growth opportunities within the company.
It is common to get weird/bad matches with teams that work in completely different things to what you know and like.
It might feel a bit slow-paced for some.
The size of the company and its complexity sometimes slows development down.
It was an on-campus offer. There was an initial round, a coding test with two problems. Shortlisting was done based on this score and the resume. There were three rounds of interviews: two technical rounds and one technical + HR round. Some candida
My interviewer was absolutely terrible. Right off the bat, it was obvious that they were very rude, cold, and unhelpful. We started by talking briefly about what I was studying in school. Then, we quickly launched into the technical question. It was
2 Technical rounds: * First round with 1 coding question based on trees. * If you get shortlisted, there was also a second round with 1 coding question based on strings. * Also, questions based on resume and projects. 1 HR round.
It was an on-campus offer. There was an initial round, a coding test with two problems. Shortlisting was done based on this score and the resume. There were three rounds of interviews: two technical rounds and one technical + HR round. Some candida
My interviewer was absolutely terrible. Right off the bat, it was obvious that they were very rude, cold, and unhelpful. We started by talking briefly about what I was studying in school. Then, we quickly launched into the technical question. It was
2 Technical rounds: * First round with 1 coding question based on trees. * If you get shortlisted, there was also a second round with 1 coding question based on strings. * Also, questions based on resume and projects. 1 HR round.