The work-life balance is amazing.
No cons as such.
The written test had three parts: 1. Logical reasoning and aptitude. 2. Technical multiple-choice questions on core topics like Operating Systems, Database Management Systems, and Computer Networks. 3. Output-based coding questions.
The process included a written test followed by two technical rounds and one interview. The written test was easy, featuring basic questions and aptitude, and lasted approximately one hour. Each interview was about one hour long. The whole process
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. 1st round asked about projects, OS, RTOS, then a question about my project, few coding questions on linked list, and bit manipulation. Interviewer was very friendly, I didn't prepare p
The written test had three parts: 1. Logical reasoning and aptitude. 2. Technical multiple-choice questions on core topics like Operating Systems, Database Management Systems, and Computer Networks. 3. Output-based coding questions.
The process included a written test followed by two technical rounds and one interview. The written test was easy, featuring basic questions and aptitude, and lasted approximately one hour. Each interview was about one hour long. The whole process
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. 1st round asked about projects, OS, RTOS, then a question about my project, few coding questions on linked list, and bit manipulation. Interviewer was very friendly, I didn't prepare p