Learn-it-all and growth mindset model.
No cons observed as of now.
Several "LeetCode" style programming questions solved on paper, followed by a practical test. You are presented with a simple existing code and asked to solve some bugs and add features.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. It was very straightforward and organized. The final technical round was hard, but the recruiter was attentive and nice. It took 45 minutes, which was two coding problems: one was hard and the other was
My interview was more oriented towards ML, and I stated that my area of interest was ML. They asked me about my project. They asked me a probability question. They asked me a coding question. There was a discussion on my projects.
Several "LeetCode" style programming questions solved on paper, followed by a practical test. You are presented with a simple existing code and asked to solve some bugs and add features.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. It was very straightforward and organized. The final technical round was hard, but the recruiter was attentive and nice. It took 45 minutes, which was two coding problems: one was hard and the other was
My interview was more oriented towards ML, and I stated that my area of interest was ML. They asked me about my project. They asked me a probability question. They asked me a coding question. There was a discussion on my projects.