A good place to work and an empowering company.
Nothing much negative on this; well-established company.
First, a coding question was sent over email. Post that, there were two rounds on Day 1. After a week, there were two more rounds and then again one more round, as they weren't sure about me. The HR experience was the worst part, as she couldn't upd
I went through 3 rounds of technical discussion. Mostly, I was asked about plain old JavaScript, object-oriented programming, and design patterns. There were also some logical implementations that required optimized solutions, such as string reversa
It was really bad. I don't think they have proper hiring practices. They won't respond at all. My interview process started with a HackerRank test (it was a pretty easy question). I remember it vaguely, some binary encoding related. I didn't hear an
First, a coding question was sent over email. Post that, there were two rounds on Day 1. After a week, there were two more rounds and then again one more round, as they weren't sure about me. The HR experience was the worst part, as she couldn't upd
I went through 3 rounds of technical discussion. Mostly, I was asked about plain old JavaScript, object-oriented programming, and design patterns. There were also some logical implementations that required optimized solutions, such as string reversa
It was really bad. I don't think they have proper hiring practices. They won't respond at all. My interview process started with a HackerRank test (it was a pretty easy question). I remember it vaguely, some binary encoding related. I didn't hear an