Work-life balance.
Tech at its core.
Can move to different teams easily.
Might get stuck with legacy code and architectures.
2 rounds, easy to medium. Intro followed by a medium-level sliding window question, then projects, then system designing, and then some hypothetical questions. In the second interview, the panel was asking only behavioral questions, not technical.
1 Skype round. 4 F2F rounds and then an HR round. All rounds are based on data structures questions and seem easy to me. Basic DS/Algo questions: * Diameter of a tree. * String search algo-based question. * Some questions on a recent project.
It's a long interview process. At first, they will ask DSA questions, and then there will be questions on CSE core subjects. A good project is compulsory. Have complete basics on time and space complexity, and good basics on core subjects like DBMS,
2 rounds, easy to medium. Intro followed by a medium-level sliding window question, then projects, then system designing, and then some hypothetical questions. In the second interview, the panel was asking only behavioral questions, not technical.
1 Skype round. 4 F2F rounds and then an HR round. All rounds are based on data structures questions and seem easy to me. Basic DS/Algo questions: * Diameter of a tree. * String search algo-based question. * Some questions on a recent project.
It's a long interview process. At first, they will ask DSA questions, and then there will be questions on CSE core subjects. A good project is compulsory. Have complete basics on time and space complexity, and good basics on core subjects like DBMS,