There is a good work-life balance and decent compensation.
Bad work, slow growth, and slow development.
There were good growth opportunities.
It was crazy. The main interview was conducted in such a way that you'll need to answer scenario-based questions with quantitative reasoning. But, overall, it was a good experience, as the hiring manager was kind enough in the questions asked.
I had a 1:1 on-campus interview. The recruiter asked me the following question: "We have two sorted, single-direction linked lists. Write an efficient algorithm to merge them together so that the outcome is also sorted. Creating a new linked list is
1 round with HR guy, followed by 3 coding interviews (consisting of algos, data structures, and design), followed by 1 interview with the hiring manager. I took the last 4 in a single day.
It was crazy. The main interview was conducted in such a way that you'll need to answer scenario-based questions with quantitative reasoning. But, overall, it was a good experience, as the hiring manager was kind enough in the questions asked.
I had a 1:1 on-campus interview. The recruiter asked me the following question: "We have two sorted, single-direction linked lists. Write an efficient algorithm to merge them together so that the outcome is also sorted. Creating a new linked list is
1 round with HR guy, followed by 3 coding interviews (consisting of algos, data structures, and design), followed by 1 interview with the hiring manager. I took the last 4 in a single day.