It's fine, I guess. It's okay.
Too slow to be learning
Overall, the standard interview process was pretty easy. It involved a phone call where you coded in front of someone, followed by a final round that included a few hours of coding, along with some behavioral questions. I didn't end up taking the of
There were 3 rounds. 2 were online and 1 was offline on their campus. They asked DSA and basic Java questions. They focused on: * Priority Queue * Dictionary * 2/3rd largest number * Stack questions They also gave me snippets of code and asked me
There are four levels of interviews: two technical and two managerial (one manager and one director). The first interview is generally conducted by a technical member of the team. Questions typically cover Java fundamentals and technologies such as
Overall, the standard interview process was pretty easy. It involved a phone call where you coded in front of someone, followed by a final round that included a few hours of coding, along with some behavioral questions. I didn't end up taking the of
There were 3 rounds. 2 were online and 1 was offline on their campus. They asked DSA and basic Java questions. They focused on: * Priority Queue * Dictionary * 2/3rd largest number * Stack questions They also gave me snippets of code and asked me
There are four levels of interviews: two technical and two managerial (one manager and one director). The first interview is generally conducted by a technical member of the team. Questions typically cover Java fundamentals and technologies such as