Best for all. Good work-life balance.
No cons, according to me.
The interview went well, and despite answering all the questions, I was rejected. The interviewer was also cool, and I attended it on campus for the role of software engineer.
The company came to our campus for campus selections. There were three rounds. The first round was an aptitude test. It comprised of many sections, such as math aptitude, verbal aptitude, and DBMS. Questions based on DBMS were asked, and there was a
Round 1 (CoderPad & Zoom): The interviewer reviewed my resume and asked about my current project and technology stack. Afterward, she presented a coding problem. Question 1: Given an array of integers representing the level order traversal of a bin
The interview went well, and despite answering all the questions, I was rejected. The interviewer was also cool, and I attended it on campus for the role of software engineer.
The company came to our campus for campus selections. There were three rounds. The first round was an aptitude test. It comprised of many sections, such as math aptitude, verbal aptitude, and DBMS. Questions based on DBMS were asked, and there was a
Round 1 (CoderPad & Zoom): The interviewer reviewed my resume and asked about my current project and technology stack. Afterward, she presented a coding problem. Question 1: Given an array of integers representing the level order traversal of a bin