Work-life balance is nice, the company culture is good, and it's a growing company.
The tech stack I'm working on is 40% platform-related. This may not translate to your career growth, but I need to make sure I am working on web development.
For me, it went completely on the problem-solving. I am from a complete Java background; seems the company is more a JS-based company. They tried to pose more problem-solving questions and questions in Java. The interview went nearly 5 rounds: 3 tec
There were a complete 7 rounds of interviews. 1. The first was a HackerRank test with one data structure question and a 1-hour time limit. 2. Then I was called for an interview drive on that weekend at their campus. There were a complete 4 rounds: 3
Worst experience ever. The interviewer deliberately wanted to reject me, even though my approach was correct. At the end of the interview, I heard from HR that I was rejected. The interview was only 60 minutes. I completely solved one DSA question.
For me, it went completely on the problem-solving. I am from a complete Java background; seems the company is more a JS-based company. They tried to pose more problem-solving questions and questions in Java. The interview went nearly 5 rounds: 3 tec
There were a complete 7 rounds of interviews. 1. The first was a HackerRank test with one data structure question and a 1-hour time limit. 2. Then I was called for an interview drive on that weekend at their campus. There were a complete 4 rounds: 3
Worst experience ever. The interviewer deliberately wanted to reject me, even though my approach was correct. At the end of the interview, I heard from HR that I was rejected. The interview was only 60 minutes. I completely solved one DSA question.