Not really much to say here. There are some unique benefits, but they are vastly outweighed by the inferior management here.
This is specific to La Crosse, as I have little experience with other offices:
Get a clue
The interviewer was extremely friendly. The interview started with a few questions on OOP and then continued with Data Structures and Algorithms. I was ruled out in the first interview itself. I would recommend you to be absolutely clear about OOP, a
The interview was held in the company office. At the start, there were 45 minutes of discussion about studies and the project. This was followed by an hour and a half exam on a computer. The internet was allowed during the exam.
They asked to share the screen, then started asking questions. First, they asked me to type five commands. Next, they asked me to "tell me about yourself," followed by questions about what "Ecw" and "AWS" are. After that, some questions were abou
The interviewer was extremely friendly. The interview started with a few questions on OOP and then continued with Data Structures and Algorithms. I was ruled out in the first interview itself. I would recommend you to be absolutely clear about OOP, a
The interview was held in the company office. At the start, there were 45 minutes of discussion about studies and the project. This was followed by an hour and a half exam on a computer. The internet was allowed during the exam.
They asked to share the screen, then started asking questions. First, they asked me to type five commands. Next, they asked me to "tell me about yourself," followed by questions about what "Ecw" and "AWS" are. After that, some questions were abou