Nice company with a great culture
Nice company with a great culture
- Flexible timings
- Relaxed culture
- Good hike & bonuses
- Heavenly canteen (in case of Bengaluru HQ)
- Work-life balance depends on project and team (but overall it's good)
- Colleagues are open to offer help
- Legacy products
- Less mentorship (in few teams)
- Politics (depends on manager, as in any other company)
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The first round was a programming MCQ, which is different from normal programming questions. The questions were from Java, C, and C++. The second round was a verbal MCQ. For the given one minute, you needed to solve the questions, which also include
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It was a campus interview. There were two rounds of interview: * One coding round. * One technical + HR round. The coding round consisted of five coding questions of average difficulty. The technical interview was conducted over a video call.
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In technical, I was asked about concepts of all types of sort and search algorithms, and to write pseudocodes. Pseudocodes were based on all OOP concepts, including polymorphism, inheritance, class, constructor, destructor, copy constructor, and ope
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaSeptember 1, 2017The first round was a programming MCQ, which is different from normal programming questions. The questions were from Java, C, and C++. The second round was a verbal MCQ. For the given one minute, you needed to solve the questions, which also include
Software Developer
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaSeptember 1, 2018It was a campus interview. There were two rounds of interview: * One coding round. * One technical + HR round. The coding round consisted of five coding questions of average difficulty. The technical interview was conducted over a video call.
Software Developer
IndiaMarch 1, 2019In technical, I was asked about concepts of all types of sort and search algorithms, and to write pseudocodes. Pseudocodes were based on all OOP concepts, including polymorphism, inheritance, class, constructor, destructor, copy constructor, and ope
