No, nothing much to add.
No, nothing much to add because there are no cons, as per the culture or anything, per se.
No
The interview with the team lead was quite good and informative. The team lead mentioned they follow the age-old practice of using LeetCode to test programming skills, which will be followed by a subject matter technical round.
The engineer was nice, but there was miscommunication of job description from the recruiter. So, I brushed upon the wrong topics, such as Spring, etc., since I hadn't used it in a while.
The first round was HackerRank, with some aptitude and programming questions. They asked about what I was working on (Kafka and Cassandra) in detail. I felt the interviewer lacked interview experience, because in an interview, you should not ask ques
The interview with the team lead was quite good and informative. The team lead mentioned they follow the age-old practice of using LeetCode to test programming skills, which will be followed by a subject matter technical round.
The engineer was nice, but there was miscommunication of job description from the recruiter. So, I brushed upon the wrong topics, such as Spring, etc., since I hadn't used it in a while.
The first round was HackerRank, with some aptitude and programming questions. They asked about what I was working on (Kafka and Cassandra) in detail. I felt the interviewer lacked interview experience, because in an interview, you should not ask ques