All employees there are friendly and willing to help you.
They appreciate humans and want to let you gain experience not only professionally but personally as well.
They hold sessions about how to make an outstanding CV.
Professionally, you learn from them a lot. Also, professional employees there hold sessions about the latest tools they are using.
They let you work in only one thing, as they prefer to make you specialized in one thing, while you need to gain knowledge about all.
The work environment doesn't have personalized PCs for you; you should bring your own laptop.
It's an unpaid internship.
It's just normal software stuff.
There are 3 rounds: one test, one face-to-face with managers, and the offer. The test is pretty straightforward. The second round involves getting an unknown person and doing pairwork (like one person is blindfolded and the other instructs them to
The first round was aptitude and coding, where we had 50 aptitude questions and 2 coding questions in Java and C++. Next was Technical Round 1, then Technical Round 2, and the final round was the HR round.
It's just normal software stuff.
There are 3 rounds: one test, one face-to-face with managers, and the offer. The test is pretty straightforward. The second round involves getting an unknown person and doing pairwork (like one person is blindfolded and the other instructs them to
The first round was aptitude and coding, where we had 50 aptitude questions and 2 coding questions in Java and C++. Next was Technical Round 1, then Technical Round 2, and the final round was the HR round.