There was good WLB and food, along with decent amenities.
It was a quite slow process to get things done.
I had five loops of one-hour interviews. One lunch interview lasted double the time of all the other interviews. The interviewer paid for the lunch. Overall, it was a good process. I loved it and decided to accept my offer.
The first interview is an introductory logic interview. Afterward, there's a timed programming quiz in a preferred, chosen programming language. The recruiter sends books and materials to best prepare for the interview.
I had a hiring manager call for my domain and resume background, followed by five interviews for the onsite. The onsite included: * One LeetCode + behavioral interview * Three domain knowledge interviews * One low-level optimizations interview in C
I had five loops of one-hour interviews. One lunch interview lasted double the time of all the other interviews. The interviewer paid for the lunch. Overall, it was a good process. I loved it and decided to accept my offer.
The first interview is an introductory logic interview. Afterward, there's a timed programming quiz in a preferred, chosen programming language. The recruiter sends books and materials to best prepare for the interview.
I had a hiring manager call for my domain and resume background, followed by five interviews for the onsite. The onsite included: * One LeetCode + behavioral interview * Three domain knowledge interviews * One low-level optimizations interview in C