Good work/life balance. Fair company with good values. Amazing potential.
A lot of technology by handwaving at senior levels.
Stop pretending that PayPal is a groovy web startup. It's not, nor should it be.
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
The process starts at the campus career fair, where your resume is reviewed and a few technical questions are asked to determine if you can advance. Most questions are about Java.
There was one online HackerEarth test. After that, three technical rounds were held on the same day. 1st round: Problem solving, including a DP question and some other array questions. 2nd round: Again, problem solving with a focus on Java. 3rd roun
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
The process starts at the campus career fair, where your resume is reviewed and a few technical questions are asked to determine if you can advance. Most questions are about Java.
There was one online HackerEarth test. After that, three technical rounds were held on the same day. 1st round: Problem solving, including a DP question and some other array questions. 2nd round: Again, problem solving with a focus on Java. 3rd roun