Good compensation. Good work-life balance. The cafeteria is awesome.
No development projects. Appreciation is none. Upper management sucks.
Hiring people from NIT/IIT is not the solution. Focus on making them stay by providing good projects.
Basic CS fundamental questions were asked, with DSA and C++ given more importance. Other than that, it depends on the team you are joining. Apart from that, be good in the pointer and connectivity parts.
The process started with an aptitude round. This was followed by a technical round conducted by a technical lead, and then a second technical round with the technical manager. Finally, there was an HR round. The entire process took place over one
Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park. Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park.
Basic CS fundamental questions were asked, with DSA and C++ given more importance. Other than that, it depends on the team you are joining. Apart from that, be good in the pointer and connectivity parts.
The process started with an aptitude round. This was followed by a technical round conducted by a technical lead, and then a second technical round with the technical manager. Finally, there was an HR round. The entire process took place over one
Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park. Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park.