I loved the perks: WFH furniture (up to 30k), internet reimbursement, NV Shop credit, t-shirt, sweatshirt, bottle, hi-tech laptop.
Allows permanent WFH (depends on team).
Bad management. High expectations from management. In India, majorly QA work is done, with no actual development. Slower working between teams. Mentors and seniors are very busy; it's hard to get help from them.
Work on hiring good-natured people who can help juniors.
An OA followed by a 1-hour interview a few days later. The OA had 3 sections: * Aptitude * CS * Coding (2 questions) The coding questions were easy enough; one was on priority queues. The interview started with introductions. Then, they ask
I recently interviewed for a Software Intern position at NVIDIA. Although I was not selected, the experience was both challenging and rewarding. Here’s a quick rundown of my journey: **Application Process:** I applied online through NVIDIA’s career
It was a very smooth and interesting process. The recruiter reached out with an initial phone screening after applying on the careers page. This was then followed by: * Three technical rounds * One managerial round, which consisted of a few beh
An OA followed by a 1-hour interview a few days later. The OA had 3 sections: * Aptitude * CS * Coding (2 questions) The coding questions were easy enough; one was on priority queues. The interview started with introductions. Then, they ask
I recently interviewed for a Software Intern position at NVIDIA. Although I was not selected, the experience was both challenging and rewarding. Here’s a quick rundown of my journey: **Application Process:** I applied online through NVIDIA’s career
It was a very smooth and interesting process. The recruiter reached out with an initial phone screening after applying on the careers page. This was then followed by: * Three technical rounds * One managerial round, which consisted of a few beh