It was a good company with good projects.
Nothing as such; everything was good.
The interviewer didn't seem to care about what I had to say. They asked LeetCode hard questions, even though it was for an internship, not a full-time job, and didn't give me any hints. He was very rude. It was a really bad experience.
The process is good, with three rounds in total. However, the absence of feedback makes the selection of candidates seem ambiguous, even after passing all rounds.
Two phone interviews were conducted: one behavioral, and one technical. The on-campus interview was much more complex. There were four 45-minute on-campus interviews in one day: * One with a high-level manager * Three with serious programmers The
The interviewer didn't seem to care about what I had to say. They asked LeetCode hard questions, even though it was for an internship, not a full-time job, and didn't give me any hints. He was very rude. It was a really bad experience.
The process is good, with three rounds in total. However, the absence of feedback makes the selection of candidates seem ambiguous, even after passing all rounds.
Two phone interviews were conducted: one behavioral, and one technical. The on-campus interview was much more complex. There were four 45-minute on-campus interviews in one day: * One with a high-level manager * Three with serious programmers The