Best Learning and Working Experience
I didn't feel any such negative remarks.
An email for a 2-hour onsite interview. It included a 1-hour written test about SQL questions and data structures. Then, a team of two asked questions about my previous experience and projects. My hobbies were also asked.
The interview had a duration of 45 minutes. Not overly technical, it asks about previous projects you've been involved with, what interests you, how you work, your expectations of the company, etc. At the end, some technical questions will be asked
It was a campus recruitment process with three rounds of interviews and one written round (code execution). The written round questions covered various areas, including quant, English, and C skills (data structures). It was a good experience.
An email for a 2-hour onsite interview. It included a 1-hour written test about SQL questions and data structures. Then, a team of two asked questions about my previous experience and projects. My hobbies were also asked.
The interview had a duration of 45 minutes. Not overly technical, it asks about previous projects you've been involved with, what interests you, how you work, your expectations of the company, etc. At the end, some technical questions will be asked
It was a campus recruitment process with three rounds of interviews and one written round (code execution). The written round questions covered various areas, including quant, English, and C skills (data structures). It was a good experience.