Learning opportunities and resources are plenty.
Poor work-life balance. The workload is quite uneven.
Be prepared with CS fundamental questions. They ask many pointer and scalable questions. Few compiler design questions were asked during the interview, such as how a "hello world" program executes.
It was pretty smooth. They started with a pre-placement talk which lasted for an hour. Then, they divided us into batches. We had 3 rounds in total: * The first round was technical and of a moderate level, with full theory questions mostly. * Th
I had a HackerRank test before the 1:1 round. The questions in the HackerRank test were easy. After that, the recruiter scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview consisted of questions about Linux, Docker, Networking, OS fundamentals, and Jav
Be prepared with CS fundamental questions. They ask many pointer and scalable questions. Few compiler design questions were asked during the interview, such as how a "hello world" program executes.
It was pretty smooth. They started with a pre-placement talk which lasted for an hour. Then, they divided us into batches. We had 3 rounds in total: * The first round was technical and of a moderate level, with full theory questions mostly. * Th
I had a HackerRank test before the 1:1 round. The questions in the HackerRank test were easy. After that, the recruiter scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview consisted of questions about Linux, Docker, Networking, OS fundamentals, and Jav