It is good to work.
Nothing as such to mention as cons.
The interview consisted of 4 rounds. The first 3 rounds were DSA-based, and the last round was HR-based, with managerial type questions asked. In the DSA rounds, standard LeetCode questions were asked.
On-campus recruitment. Three onsite interviews with different teams. Largely behavioral, with a bit of technical discussion for one team. Flew out to the Redwood City office and also the Boston office. Was provided with a comfortable hotel stay a
Round 1: Coding test included questions from DBMS and OOPs. Round 2: Interview. Questions covered: * Linked list (e.g., Reverse a linked list) * Implementation of a queue (discussing its uses and benefits) * Simple mathematics After that, I was a
The interview consisted of 4 rounds. The first 3 rounds were DSA-based, and the last round was HR-based, with managerial type questions asked. In the DSA rounds, standard LeetCode questions were asked.
On-campus recruitment. Three onsite interviews with different teams. Largely behavioral, with a bit of technical discussion for one team. Flew out to the Redwood City office and also the Boston office. Was provided with a comfortable hotel stay a
Round 1: Coding test included questions from DBMS and OOPs. Round 2: Interview. Questions covered: * Linked list (e.g., Reverse a linked list) * Implementation of a queue (discussing its uses and benefits) * Simple mathematics After that, I was a