Good company, good work-life balance.
Nothing bad comes to mind.
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. I received an online test consisting of three questions to be solved in one hour. No test cases or IDE were provided. I cleared the online test and was called for an onsite interview. It was a hiring event, an
A university recruiter put my resume in the system. I got an on-campus interview and went onsite to Seattle. I was trialed as a junior, but I was a freshman, so I did not get any of the questions correct. I received no offer.
I had two rounds of interviews. The first one was super easy; I basically solved a couple of straightforward questions and talked about the projects mentioned on my resume. The second interview was on-site and more involved. It consisted of four in
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. I received an online test consisting of three questions to be solved in one hour. No test cases or IDE were provided. I cleared the online test and was called for an onsite interview. It was a hiring event, an
A university recruiter put my resume in the system. I got an on-campus interview and went onsite to Seattle. I was trialed as a junior, but I was a freshman, so I did not get any of the questions correct. I received no offer.
I had two rounds of interviews. The first one was super easy; I basically solved a couple of straightforward questions and talked about the projects mentioned on my resume. The second interview was on-site and more involved. It consisted of four in