Good work-life balance provides opportunity to explore, learn & innovate new ideas.
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I applied via a career fair at school. I was then called in for an on-campus interview. The person interviewing me didn't focus much on my resume; we jumped right into a whiteboard coding question. He wasn't the friendliest and seemed condescendin
The interview included algorithms, databases, and web development. Topics covered: * Heaps * Trees * Data structures There were culture fit questions, and of course, lots of coding and debugging. We discussed using Unix tools, code for splitting a
The first round was a 1-hour online Karat assessment. The first 15 minutes consisted of Java concepts-related questions. After that, two Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions were asked, with the second DSA question building upon the first.
I applied via a career fair at school. I was then called in for an on-campus interview. The person interviewing me didn't focus much on my resume; we jumped right into a whiteboard coding question. He wasn't the friendliest and seemed condescendin
The interview included algorithms, databases, and web development. Topics covered: * Heaps * Trees * Data structures There were culture fit questions, and of course, lots of coding and debugging. We discussed using Unix tools, code for splitting a
The first round was a 1-hour online Karat assessment. The first 15 minutes consisted of Java concepts-related questions. After that, two Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions were asked, with the second DSA question building upon the first.