A good agile process is essential in all development work, starting from the product.
Sometimes you don’t have anything to do.
I had a technical screen via a Karat interview. I was asked some domain knowledge questions, followed by an easy to medium LeetCode-style question. The question was quite long, and understanding what it was asking took a little time, so I had to rus
I received an email for a "Catch up - Android Engineer" position with PayPal. I then attended the interview, which was the fastest I've ever had (4 minutes). She introduced herself, and then I started to introduce myself. She was a former employer
The entire process took almost a month. There were four rounds: * The first two were technical rounds. * The third was a techno-managerial round. * The fourth was with the Director of Engineering. HR communicated well until round four but gh
I had a technical screen via a Karat interview. I was asked some domain knowledge questions, followed by an easy to medium LeetCode-style question. The question was quite long, and understanding what it was asking took a little time, so I had to rus
I received an email for a "Catch up - Android Engineer" position with PayPal. I then attended the interview, which was the fastest I've ever had (4 minutes). She introduced herself, and then I started to introduce myself. She was a former employer
The entire process took almost a month. There were four rounds: * The first two were technical rounds. * The third was a techno-managerial round. * The fourth was with the Director of Engineering. HR communicated well until round four but gh