Get to work on "fancy" stuff to pad your resume. Relatively good work-life balance.
Not properly equipped for work from home. Morale can be low based on project expectations.
The interviews were not easy, nor difficult. They included some standard programming questions like DFS and BFS. If you have prepared for other companies, this one will be an easy pass. I think the most problematic part of the interview process was
Joined full-time from consulting; not much to discuss. Most of the questions were related to Networking and Wi-Fi. Basic programming concepts were asked, along with extensive questions on previous projects.
As long as you have relevant experience in C/C++ and/or the telecom domain, you should get a call. There are usually 1-2 telephonic interview rounds, followed by an onsite interview. For the onsite, you can expect anywhere from 5-7 rounds of face-to
The interviews were not easy, nor difficult. They included some standard programming questions like DFS and BFS. If you have prepared for other companies, this one will be an easy pass. I think the most problematic part of the interview process was
Joined full-time from consulting; not much to discuss. Most of the questions were related to Networking and Wi-Fi. Basic programming concepts were asked, along with extensive questions on previous projects.
As long as you have relevant experience in C/C++ and/or the telecom domain, you should get a call. There are usually 1-2 telephonic interview rounds, followed by an onsite interview. For the onsite, you can expect anywhere from 5-7 rounds of face-to