People always say the food but I felt the gesture was more like feeding dairy cows while they are being milked to improve productivity.
Nothing they do is ever because they care or value you.
I agree with many other posts that talk about your mileage varies depending on what team, this is true and I worked for one of the worst. As others have stated in other reviews every team gets broken down into individuals who are deemed essential and the rest. - Essential members typically can receive far more flexible work from home arrangements and even permanent remote.
Your attendance will be tracked by some pit boss team leaders like grade school.
You will work with and for incredibly insecure people who simply are not interested in the slightest how other places do anything. In fact showing capability has gotten many people walked out for "lack of fit"- When you are asked for feedback or questioned, the safest answer is fine, great, wonderful.
Questions or comments will get you walked out, even innocently.
If you relish licking the plate clean after your team lead squeezed something onto it and asking for seconds you will do fine in that system.- Most of the roles involve living on Teams and Jira and are essentially remote work that they make you come into the office to do.
Best of luck with your human dairy farm. Mooo
OA (2 hours on HackerRank, 2 LC mediums). Passed all test cases but was rejected. Maybe they have internal tests they run too. Questions weren't too bad, practice mediums on LC and you'll be fine.
4 stages, with first 2 being LeetCode medium style questions (1600± rating), 3rd one harder implementation question (lots of code to write). 4th stage should've been non-technical one, but I haven't reached it. No feedback
Got online assessment that had some Linux and Python multiple choice questions and two DSA tasks, DSA was I think LeetCode Easy. First was about strings and the second was a simple dynamic programming problem.
OA (2 hours on HackerRank, 2 LC mediums). Passed all test cases but was rejected. Maybe they have internal tests they run too. Questions weren't too bad, practice mediums on LC and you'll be fine.
4 stages, with first 2 being LeetCode medium style questions (1600± rating), 3rd one harder implementation question (lots of code to write). 4th stage should've been non-technical one, but I haven't reached it. No feedback
Got online assessment that had some Linux and Python multiple choice questions and two DSA tasks, DSA was I think LeetCode Easy. First was about strings and the second was a simple dynamic programming problem.