Work-life balance, culture, and work environment
The interview process is tough.
It feels like they were hiring for Google or Amazon.
I had a set of two interviews as an intern. The interviewers were friendly and cooperative. They gave me immediate feedback about my answers, which increased my confidence.
The process involved an online test followed by telephonic rounds of interviews. The interviewer did not have any knowledge of the technology and asked me to hold the phone for 10 minutes in between. Then, they started asking one-liner questions, a
First, they came to my school (Columbia Uni) to conduct one-on-one interviews for selected students. It was a 30-minute interview. They started by asking the usual behavioral questions and tried to understand my specific programming background. Then
I had a set of two interviews as an intern. The interviewers were friendly and cooperative. They gave me immediate feedback about my answers, which increased my confidence.
The process involved an online test followed by telephonic rounds of interviews. The interviewer did not have any knowledge of the technology and asked me to hold the phone for 10 minutes in between. Then, they started asking one-liner questions, a
First, they came to my school (Columbia Uni) to conduct one-on-one interviews for selected students. It was a 30-minute interview. They started by asking the usual behavioral questions and tried to understand my specific programming background. Then