WLB is pretty good.
Teams are good.
The pay is quite below the industry standard.
The campus interview is for 30 minutes. First, ask some questions about your resume and projects. Then, have one technical question: how to traverse a string, such as "Hello World" to "dlroW olleH".
The process was a recruiter screen, then DSA, followed by LLD. Both were based on standard questions. They require you to be thorough, though, as opposed to having a non-standard question where you might take time.
The first round was general aptitude, covering quants, logical reasoning, and technical aptitude in C. This was followed by three simple C programming questions. The second round consisted of complete technical questions in data structures. The th
The campus interview is for 30 minutes. First, ask some questions about your resume and projects. Then, have one technical question: how to traverse a string, such as "Hello World" to "dlroW olleH".
The process was a recruiter screen, then DSA, followed by LLD. Both were based on standard questions. They require you to be thorough, though, as opposed to having a non-standard question where you might take time.
The first round was general aptitude, covering quants, logical reasoning, and technical aptitude in C. This was followed by three simple C programming questions. The second round consisted of complete technical questions in data structures. The th