Work/life balance and salary are above average.
Not easy to promote and not much learning time.
I was asked to appear for an interview with the team I was working with as a contractor. There were 6 interviews lined up for the whole day. These were split sessions (morning/afternoon), and if you didn't have a majority thumbs-up in the first sessi
An initial call from the interview scheduler was followed 4 days later by a Teams virtual interview with three different hiring managers. The virtual session involved a Leetcode problem. For 5 minutes after that, I was given the opportunity to ask an
First Round interview: * Go through your resume. * Determine whether a tree is a BST. * Implement the merge sorting algorithm. Second Round interview: * Go through your resume. * Explain how to design a MapReduce program for the word counting task
I was asked to appear for an interview with the team I was working with as a contractor. There were 6 interviews lined up for the whole day. These were split sessions (morning/afternoon), and if you didn't have a majority thumbs-up in the first sessi
An initial call from the interview scheduler was followed 4 days later by a Teams virtual interview with three different hiring managers. The virtual session involved a Leetcode problem. For 5 minutes after that, I was given the opportunity to ask an
First Round interview: * Go through your resume. * Determine whether a tree is a BST. * Implement the merge sorting algorithm. Second Round interview: * Go through your resume. * Explain how to design a MapReduce program for the word counting task