Love working there. Cutting-edge work.
Old company, so there is some politics.
I was invited to a networking event with an online questionnaire. The online questionnaire had LeetCode easy to medium difficulty level questions. I cracked it and was invited for an onsite interview. The onsite had four tech rounds. Two tech rounds
I was asked a code quiz. I completed it quickly, and it wasn't too challenging. I passed that round. The next round was not a coding quiz. Instead, it was a real problem the interviewer said he is handling. That problem looked a bit strange to me.
The phone interview took just 15 minutes. There were general questions: * What is context? * What is context switching? * What is a critical section? * What are threads? Some questions were about sorting algorithms and binary search trees. There w
I was invited to a networking event with an online questionnaire. The online questionnaire had LeetCode easy to medium difficulty level questions. I cracked it and was invited for an onsite interview. The onsite had four tech rounds. Two tech rounds
I was asked a code quiz. I completed it quickly, and it wasn't too challenging. I passed that round. The next round was not a coding quiz. Instead, it was a real problem the interviewer said he is handling. That problem looked a bit strange to me.
The phone interview took just 15 minutes. There were general questions: * What is context? * What is context switching? * What is a critical section? * What are threads? Some questions were about sorting algorithms and binary search trees. There w