The team that I work for has a lot of smart engineers, so there’s always lots of things to learn and people to look up to. The workload is not too heavy, and there’s pretty good work-life balance.
Sometimes I feel the WLB is too good, but that might be synonymous with all big corps, and also being a junior engineer.
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
They conducted an online exam, and twenty people were selected. The interviews went on for a whole day and were a laborious process. The second interviewer seemed hesitant for some reason and tried to provoke me at times by showing his dissatisfacti
Round 1 - The Interviewer was polite and asked relevant questions. Round 2 - The interviewer was rude and was not communicating. She was receiving frequent calls, and when I was clarifying a question, she became furious. Her way of talking was not p
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
They conducted an online exam, and twenty people were selected. The interviews went on for a whole day and were a laborious process. The second interviewer seemed hesitant for some reason and tried to provoke me at times by showing his dissatisfacti
Round 1 - The Interviewer was polite and asked relevant questions. Round 2 - The interviewer was rude and was not communicating. She was receiving frequent calls, and when I was clarifying a question, she became furious. Her way of talking was not p