Pros:
My experience at Cerner was really good. One con is that sometimes the tech stack used might be old, but that is everywhere. The management here might actually be willing to switch it up if you can do it.
It was a campus interview. We first had an online test, and then they selected 30+ candidates for face-to-face interviews. The first round involved string reversal, keeping words and non-alphanumeric characters intact. The second interview just ask
We had a 45-minute coding interview. First, the question was a brain teaser where they gave you a function and you had to explain what it did. You're supposed to try inputs while saying out loud what was happening in the code. Once you have the outp
Round 1: aptitude + coding (2 questions). Round 2: Interview focus on DSA, may ask system design, puzzles. My friend was asked about LRU cache, Uber system design, overlapping array, and a puzzle of cutting a rod. All who went for HR interviews wer
It was a campus interview. We first had an online test, and then they selected 30+ candidates for face-to-face interviews. The first round involved string reversal, keeping words and non-alphanumeric characters intact. The second interview just ask
We had a 45-minute coding interview. First, the question was a brain teaser where they gave you a function and you had to explain what it did. You're supposed to try inputs while saying out loud what was happening in the code. Once you have the outp
Round 1: aptitude + coding (2 questions). Round 2: Interview focus on DSA, may ask system design, puzzles. My friend was asked about LRU cache, Uber system design, overlapping array, and a puzzle of cutting a rod. All who went for HR interviews wer