Good place to have work-life balance.
Compensation is not on par with the regular tech industry.
I started by telling them a little about myself and moved on to four coding questions. The first was a code review, where I was asked about the issues with a code sample and any additions I would make. After this, there were some promise questions,
Campus hiring process: * Written aptitude test * Followed by three rounds of technical interviews. Questions were fairly typical, with a few puzzle-type problems thrown in. One of the technical interviewers delved deep into my personal project
1st Round - Assessment (aptitude + coding) Cleared. 2nd Round - Technical interview. The interviewer asked many technical questions. I answered most of them, and the interviewer was very friendly. However, I don't know why I wasn't selected.
I started by telling them a little about myself and moved on to four coding questions. The first was a code review, where I was asked about the issues with a code sample and any additions I would make. After this, there were some promise questions,
Campus hiring process: * Written aptitude test * Followed by three rounds of technical interviews. Questions were fairly typical, with a few puzzle-type problems thrown in. One of the technical interviewers delved deep into my personal project
1st Round - Assessment (aptitude + coding) Cleared. 2nd Round - Technical interview. The interviewer asked many technical questions. I answered most of them, and the interviewer was very friendly. However, I don't know why I wasn't selected.