Great work culture, flexible working hours, chance to work on cutting-edge technology.
I can't really think of anything.
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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
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
Interviewed for a position in Corporate R&D. Skills required were C++ and Python. Was quizzed on Python initially. Told the interviewer I don't have much experience there. Was asked a whole bunch of questions on C++, including RAII and SFINAE. Had 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
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
Interviewed for a position in Corporate R&D. Skills required were C++ and Python. Was quizzed on Python initially. Told the interviewer I don't have much experience there. Was asked a whole bunch of questions on C++, including RAII and SFINAE. Had to