Exposure, learning, and recognition.
No particular cons in my experience.
NA
My interviewer started with a basic discussion of my resume for 5-10 minutes. Then, they asked a DSA question based on graphs, which I had to solve in 30-40 minutes. The question was somewhat a modified form of Topological Sort (and it wasn't availab
I had met an eBay/PayPal representative at my university's career fair. This person happened to be working on Big Data, a field I was also interested in. I was contacted by HR almost a month later, and a phone interview was quickly set up. The phone
I was given an online assessment. The assessment had two questions and was straightforward. It took around an hour to complete and included topics such as arrays, strings, and other data structures.
My interviewer started with a basic discussion of my resume for 5-10 minutes. Then, they asked a DSA question based on graphs, which I had to solve in 30-40 minutes. The question was somewhat a modified form of Topological Sort (and it wasn't availab
I had met an eBay/PayPal representative at my university's career fair. This person happened to be working on Big Data, a field I was also interested in. I was contacted by HR almost a month later, and a phone interview was quickly set up. The phone
I was given an online assessment. The assessment had two questions and was straightforward. It took around an hour to complete and included topics such as arrays, strings, and other data structures.