Haven't found any cons in particular.
After getting shortlisted, there are two system coding rounds and two system design rounds. System coding will require deriving code from a broad requirement. System design will require building some distributed system.
The typical interview process has three types of interviews: * Algorithmic Round (data structures and algorithms - competitive coding style) * Systems Coding Round (concurrency, multithreading, mutex locks, semaphores, object-oriented programmin
The interview process consisted of two system coding rounds, one DSA round, and one system design round. The questions ranged from medium to high difficulty. You need to have a good understanding of concurrency and multithreading to pass the first tw
After getting shortlisted, there are two system coding rounds and two system design rounds. System coding will require deriving code from a broad requirement. System design will require building some distributed system.
The typical interview process has three types of interviews: * Algorithmic Round (data structures and algorithms - competitive coding style) * Systems Coding Round (concurrency, multithreading, mutex locks, semaphores, object-oriented programmin
The interview process consisted of two system coding rounds, one DSA round, and one system design round. The questions ranged from medium to high difficulty. You need to have a good understanding of concurrency and multithreading to pass the first tw