It's a telecom and network company, so you get a touch of hardware as well as software. The learning curve will grow exponentially. You will learn a lot more than you actually work. The domain ranges from embedded to UI development.
When work comes, you may need to spend more time to solve the issue.
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There was a technical interview for 45 minutes, and then I got selected for the second round. The second round was also technical and lasted for 30 minutes. I got selected for an HR interview, which lasted for 10 minutes.
The interview process was smooth and professional, and I genuinely appreciated the opportunity. However, they're currently offering only an internship and not a full-time role at this stage. They should reconsider.
Initial Round – Basic introduction, discussion about resume, projects, and notice period. Very straightforward and friendly. Technical Round 1 – Focused on C++ basics, OOP concepts, and data structures. Technical Round 2 – Slightly tougher problems
There was a technical interview for 45 minutes, and then I got selected for the second round. The second round was also technical and lasted for 30 minutes. I got selected for an HR interview, which lasted for 10 minutes.
The interview process was smooth and professional, and I genuinely appreciated the opportunity. However, they're currently offering only an internship and not a full-time role at this stage. They should reconsider.
Initial Round – Basic introduction, discussion about resume, projects, and notice period. Very straightforward and friendly. Technical Round 1 – Focused on C++ basics, OOP concepts, and data structures. Technical Round 2 – Slightly tougher problems