Good comp; more to learn
Not that good of a work-life balance.
I applied through an employee referral. The interview was quite challenging. She asked me a graph-based DSA question involving Disjoint Set Union (DSU), and I had to explain the approach, implementation, and time complexity. That's all, only one que
I applied through a recruiter. Their recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn for a Software Eng (London) role. The overall process was very smooth and well organized. After the recruiter call, I was scheduled for a Technical Design screening round.
Overall, it was a pleasant experience with a fairly simple, practical coding assignment. I was asked to code a partial solution for a delivery app. They allowed me to use an AI assistant and to look up things if needed.
I applied through an employee referral. The interview was quite challenging. She asked me a graph-based DSA question involving Disjoint Set Union (DSU), and I had to explain the approach, implementation, and time complexity. That's all, only one que
I applied through a recruiter. Their recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn for a Software Eng (London) role. The overall process was very smooth and well organized. After the recruiter call, I was scheduled for a Technical Design screening round.
Overall, it was a pleasant experience with a fairly simple, practical coding assignment. I was asked to code a partial solution for a delivery app. They allowed me to use an AI assistant and to look up things if needed.