It is a well-known company, and you will have a good career start-up.
The workload is somehow stressful.
On campus: DSA round: One graph-based question and 15 MCQs about OS, Network, DBMS, and Linux. Round 1: Asked to explain B+ tree insertion, one DSA question about anagrams, and something related to the project. Round 2: Asked system design, given
Good organization. The interview process was fun, and I spoke with interesting people. They were responsive to my emails and stayed engaged throughout the process. A little slow on the offer for recent graduates.
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * One written assessment * Two face-to-face interviews, which took almost one day. The questions were mostly technical, with some management-related questions. The technical areas covered were sp
On campus: DSA round: One graph-based question and 15 MCQs about OS, Network, DBMS, and Linux. Round 1: Asked to explain B+ tree insertion, one DSA question about anagrams, and something related to the project. Round 2: Asked system design, given
Good organization. The interview process was fun, and I spoke with interesting people. They were responsive to my emails and stayed engaged throughout the process. A little slow on the offer for recent graduates.
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * One written assessment * Two face-to-face interviews, which took almost one day. The questions were mostly technical, with some management-related questions. The technical areas covered were sp