WLB is good. Good company if you want to stay for the long term with stable income.
Very little growth or learnings in the company. Budgets are being cut across the board. It's easier to find an elevation outside than a promotion inside.
I had applied through campus placements. It was a one-day process. First round: Technical aptitude. There were 11 questions, out of which 10 were MCQs related to the expected output of given code snippets. There was also 1 coding question. Second r
Easy and smooth interview process. Could not clear the rounds, but I will definitely try. Study from GFG. Study topic-wise: * Array * Linked List * Queue * Strings * DP * Trees * Stacks * Queue
A friend referred me to Target for an Engineer role. I received a call from HR after one week. I started with the technical interview. The recruiter asked me three programming questions in Java, and I solved all of them. In fact, I initially solved
I had applied through campus placements. It was a one-day process. First round: Technical aptitude. There were 11 questions, out of which 10 were MCQs related to the expected output of given code snippets. There was also 1 coding question. Second r
Easy and smooth interview process. Could not clear the rounds, but I will definitely try. Study from GFG. Study topic-wise: * Array * Linked List * Queue * Strings * DP * Trees * Stacks * Queue
A friend referred me to Target for an Engineer role. I received a call from HR after one week. I started with the technical interview. The recruiter asked me three programming questions in Java, and I solved all of them. In fact, I initially solved