It was a good, stable job with interesting projects.
There were huge teams and working groups.
There were a total of three rounds: * Two coding rounds * One resume-based round It was my second year of undergraduate, so I hadn't done any major preparation. Hence, I only gave one round.
Applied through a career event at our university. A week later, I received an email for an on-campus interview. The interviewer seemed unhappy to be there. There was an easy linked list question, which I solved, and a few straightforward behaviora
In the first interview, they ask you basic software knowledge questions before moving into a problem-solving question (non-coding). In the final interview, you have to talk to the team individually, with 1-3 minute breaks in between. Each member wil
There were a total of three rounds: * Two coding rounds * One resume-based round It was my second year of undergraduate, so I hadn't done any major preparation. Hence, I only gave one round.
Applied through a career event at our university. A week later, I received an email for an on-campus interview. The interviewer seemed unhappy to be there. There was an easy linked list question, which I solved, and a few straightforward behaviora
In the first interview, they ask you basic software knowledge questions before moving into a problem-solving question (non-coding). In the final interview, you have to talk to the team individually, with 1-3 minute breaks in between. Each member wil