The department which I am in is not succeeding in its long-term goals.
The interview questions were not the typical DSA questions. Instead, they focused mainly on Java concurrency, databases, ACID, and related topics. Overall, the questions were quite easy, especially if you are confident with concurrency. However, wha
Waste of time. They give one big take-home assignment and expect you to spend so much time on it. Don't take any assignment; it's a waste of time. They are just trying to learn from candidates and improve, or just prove that the candidate is wrong.
Technical recruiter asking very random technical questions. It felt like they probably had some sheet of acceptable answers because anything outside of that sheet (for example, if you wanted to elaborate or explain an opinion) was met with silence o
The interview questions were not the typical DSA questions. Instead, they focused mainly on Java concurrency, databases, ACID, and related topics. Overall, the questions were quite easy, especially if you are confident with concurrency. However, wha
Waste of time. They give one big take-home assignment and expect you to spend so much time on it. Don't take any assignment; it's a waste of time. They are just trying to learn from candidates and improve, or just prove that the candidate is wrong.
Technical recruiter asking very random technical questions. It felt like they probably had some sheet of acceptable answers because anything outside of that sheet (for example, if you wanted to elaborate or explain an opinion) was met with silence o