Many new things to learn.
As such, no. Need to work more than 10 hours.
Applied through referral. Received a call from HR to schedule interviews. * **1st Round:** Questions on programming, linked lists, arrays, and bit manipulations. * **2nd Round:** Questions primarily on OS and bit manipulation. * **3rd Round:**
Hiring manager interview, mainly to discuss your research background. On-site interview, focusing primarily on your background. Very quick process to get the results, and the HR is also very supportive in providing information.
Standard questions on C, linked lists, etc. Very easy compared to interviews at companies like Google etc. Basics of programming, such as Ritchie's classic, should suffice. * Reverse a linked list. * How would you debug memory corruption? *
Applied through referral. Received a call from HR to schedule interviews. * **1st Round:** Questions on programming, linked lists, arrays, and bit manipulations. * **2nd Round:** Questions primarily on OS and bit manipulation. * **3rd Round:**
Hiring manager interview, mainly to discuss your research background. On-site interview, focusing primarily on your background. Very quick process to get the results, and the HR is also very supportive in providing information.
Standard questions on C, linked lists, etc. Very easy compared to interviews at companies like Google etc. Basics of programming, such as Ritchie's classic, should suffice. * Reverse a linked list. * How would you debug memory corruption? *