There was a great work culture with barely any work.
Layoffs happen without any notice as such.
One phone call initially with a recruiter to outline the process. Four 45-minute technical interviews during the onsite. One final 30-minute interview with a hiring manager (only for some people is what I've heard).
The first round was a technical test. Two questions were asked at a moderate level. Then, shortlisting for the interview came, and the interview was technical. They asked me to find a node in a binary tree.
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. I filled out the application, and the recruiter then scheduled me for an online technical screen. I had a brief phone screen, then went for an onsite interview a couple of weeks later. Questions were not parti
One phone call initially with a recruiter to outline the process. Four 45-minute technical interviews during the onsite. One final 30-minute interview with a hiring manager (only for some people is what I've heard).
The first round was a technical test. Two questions were asked at a moderate level. Then, shortlisting for the interview came, and the interview was technical. They asked me to find a node in a binary tree.
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. I filled out the application, and the recruiter then scheduled me for an online technical screen. I had a brief phone screen, then went for an onsite interview a couple of weeks later. Questions were not parti