Decent work-life balance, decent projects.
Very bad management, bad culture.
I interviewed at Razorpay in August 2020. It was a hiring drive, as per the recruiter. First Round: Machine Coding It was supposed to be machine coding, but I don't know what their expectation was. They gave me a question which was not very detai
There were two rounds. One was an OA. The other one was a 45-minute interview which consisted of three questions: easy, medium, and hard. The easy question was a two-sum variation. The medium was a coin-change variation. The hard question was finding
I had two rounds of interviews. First round was Machine Coding, in which I needed to design and build an in-memory database. Second round was the Hiring Manager round, in which they asked me questions based on my previous work and some medium-level
I interviewed at Razorpay in August 2020. It was a hiring drive, as per the recruiter. First Round: Machine Coding It was supposed to be machine coding, but I don't know what their expectation was. They gave me a question which was not very detai
There were two rounds. One was an OA. The other one was a 45-minute interview which consisted of three questions: easy, medium, and hard. The easy question was a two-sum variation. The medium was a coin-change variation. The hard question was finding
I had two rounds of interviews. First round was Machine Coding, in which I needed to design and build an in-memory database. Second round was the Hiring Manager round, in which they asked me questions based on my previous work and some medium-level