Good first job. Everything together is net slightly positive. Big company, job security, and easy to go unnoticed.
I heard right when I joined out of college that it was a good first job and it's best to move on in 2-3 years. I didn't believe them, but now I see there are no growth opportunities organically. You have to bounce to get a raise.
Pay people what they are worth, instead of making them switch jobs or blackmailing them with a job offer.
1. Aptitude Round In this round, there were 4-5 sections, and each section had 3-4 sub-sections. Each section was based on one topic, i.e.: * Quantitative Aptitude * Qualitative Aptitude * Computer Science Basics (pointers, input/output) *
2 weeks, 3 rounds of interviews with several team members and managers.
I recently went through a three-round interview process. The first round focused on LeetCode hard-level problems and also tested computer systems knowledge, including OS, networking, and Linux internals. The second round involved a file processing
1. Aptitude Round In this round, there were 4-5 sections, and each section had 3-4 sub-sections. Each section was based on one topic, i.e.: * Quantitative Aptitude * Qualitative Aptitude * Computer Science Basics (pointers, input/output) *
2 weeks, 3 rounds of interviews with several team members and managers.
I recently went through a three-round interview process. The first round focused on LeetCode hard-level problems and also tested computer systems knowledge, including OS, networking, and Linux internals. The second round involved a file processing