I can't think of any cons.
A thirty-minute remote interview where they asked me baseline questions about my previous classes and basic data structures and algorithms. It was more of a get-to-know-you and how-you-think session rather than a test.
Phone screen to onsite to offer in a span of a month. Four rounds onsite. The phone screen was basically about my past experience. The onsite was challenging, and the interviews dove into various verification methodologies.
Two phone screens were conducted. One was completely based on the resume. The second consisted of basic conceptual questions from data structures, OOP concepts, advanced computer architecture, and digital logic and design verification. I cleared bo
A thirty-minute remote interview where they asked me baseline questions about my previous classes and basic data structures and algorithms. It was more of a get-to-know-you and how-you-think session rather than a test.
Phone screen to onsite to offer in a span of a month. Four rounds onsite. The phone screen was basically about my past experience. The onsite was challenging, and the interviews dove into various verification methodologies.
Two phone screens were conducted. One was completely based on the resume. The second consisted of basic conceptual questions from data structures, OOP concepts, advanced computer architecture, and digital logic and design verification. I cleared bo