The workload is nice and the teams are equally good.
Management is not very good.
First, I cleared my college OA round, which consisted of two easy DSA questions and a few MCQs. Then, there was an interview session a few days later, in which everything from my resume was asked word by word.
There were 3 rounds. In the first round, the interviewer asked about the resume, Data Structures and Algorithms (specifically linked lists with many constraints), and finally, some clarifying questions. They also asked about the internal implementa
It depends on the company; I had 4 rounds, while some had 3. There was an OA, followed by technical interviews (tech1, tech2, tech3), and then an HR interview. It was easy, but I don't know why I was rejected.
First, I cleared my college OA round, which consisted of two easy DSA questions and a few MCQs. Then, there was an interview session a few days later, in which everything from my resume was asked word by word.
There were 3 rounds. In the first round, the interviewer asked about the resume, Data Structures and Algorithms (specifically linked lists with many constraints), and finally, some clarifying questions. They also asked about the internal implementa
It depends on the company; I had 4 rounds, while some had 3. There was an OA, followed by technical interviews (tech1, tech2, tech3), and then an HR interview. It was easy, but I don't know why I was rejected.