Comfortable, good team, secure, learning quite fast.
Big corporations mean things go down a bit slower, and salaries may vary.
I went through the employee referral process. The interview was easy. They asked me to write code only, code from my project. They also asked about the project: how the idea came about, who worked on it with me, and so on. Then, they asked question
Majorly DSA. The first round was a basic "reverse a linked list" question. The second round had a string question, and the third related to a project done and a brainteaser. The fourth round asked about an internship done.
The interview was a little bit easy. They asked about basic C programs, data structures, DBMS, and OS. The first written exam lasted a maximum of 2 hours and contained questions on DS, aptitude, English, and logical reasoning. Later, they announced
I went through the employee referral process. The interview was easy. They asked me to write code only, code from my project. They also asked about the project: how the idea came about, who worked on it with me, and so on. Then, they asked question
Majorly DSA. The first round was a basic "reverse a linked list" question. The second round had a string question, and the third related to a project done and a brainteaser. The fourth round asked about an internship done.
The interview was a little bit easy. They asked about basic C programs, data structures, DBMS, and OS. The first written exam lasted a maximum of 2 hours and contained questions on DS, aptitude, English, and logical reasoning. Later, they announced