You get to work with good and highly talented people. The effort and thoughts put up by them are top class.
Pay: High pay along with awesome benefits like insurance for family, stock options, and much more for lead engineer and above.
You work on the latest products and technologies, as you are working with a leader in the mobile space market.
Work-life balance is very bad.
Planning by management seems very haphazard.
The interview was relatively easy. I was asked a couple of C coding questions related to bit manipulation, OS fundamentals like spinlocks, semaphores, mutexes, etc. There were basic memory layout and experience-related questions as well. It was supp
I applied on their website and almost forgot about it. After a couple of months, I got a call from HR saying that I had been shortlisted for a written test, which was going to be conducted the following week. The test comprised questions based most
3 rounds 1. The first few rounds will cover Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions. They will include topics like arrays, linked lists, trees, and other data structures. 2. They will ask a few puzzles. 3. Your previous experience and the cha
The interview was relatively easy. I was asked a couple of C coding questions related to bit manipulation, OS fundamentals like spinlocks, semaphores, mutexes, etc. There were basic memory layout and experience-related questions as well. It was supp
I applied on their website and almost forgot about it. After a couple of months, I got a call from HR saying that I had been shortlisted for a written test, which was going to be conducted the following week. The test comprised questions based most
3 rounds 1. The first few rounds will cover Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions. They will include topics like arrays, linked lists, trees, and other data structures. 2. They will ask a few puzzles. 3. Your previous experience and the cha