the high-tech company, free atmosphere, work & life balance
Does not seem to place a weight on the user experience enough.
The interview began with the standard introduction to the company. This was followed by a discussion of previous work experience and education. There was a simple coding problem and some questions to evaluate technical knowledge.
It was an on-campus interview. There were four rounds: * Two technical * One managerial * One HR Basics of OOPs, DBMS, and OS were asked. They were very good to me. I was rejected in HR.
I had two technical 1:1s. They mainly focused on analytical and data structure skills. I did well and all I got was a positive response. But the HR person was very unprofessional. He never updated me anything regarding the progress. There was no prop
The interview began with the standard introduction to the company. This was followed by a discussion of previous work experience and education. There was a simple coding problem and some questions to evaluate technical knowledge.
It was an on-campus interview. There were four rounds: * Two technical * One managerial * One HR Basics of OOPs, DBMS, and OS were asked. They were very good to me. I was rejected in HR.
I had two technical 1:1s. They mainly focused on analytical and data structure skills. I did well and all I got was a positive response. But the HR person was very unprofessional. He never updated me anything regarding the progress. There was no prop