The work done here is propelling the technical world forward. It's absolutely amazing, but maybe somewhat overwhelming for a first-timer.
Work is initially slow and boring, but as more is understood, it gets interesting.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The interview process was 8 rounds long. I was rejected after the last round. Rounds were fairly easy: * Simple DSA problems * Python fundamentals * Concurrency, queues, and other CS fundamentals * The la
It was more about coding and workarounds, based on the applicant. To test and validate, they wanted to know if you understood the concept properly. On top of that, the concepts asked were more about C++.
The first 30 minutes were dedicated to discussing work experience and the job role requirements. The next 30 minutes involved coding on the HackerRank platform. The question asked was about performing left and right shift operations on character po
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The interview process was 8 rounds long. I was rejected after the last round. Rounds were fairly easy: * Simple DSA problems * Python fundamentals * Concurrency, queues, and other CS fundamentals * The la
It was more about coding and workarounds, based on the applicant. To test and validate, they wanted to know if you understood the concept properly. On top of that, the concepts asked were more about C++.
The first 30 minutes were dedicated to discussing work experience and the job role requirements. The next 30 minutes involved coding on the HackerRank platform. The question asked was about performing left and right shift operations on character po