Work-life balance is great.
None. No drawback at all.
I received a call from a recruiter who wanted to interview me for a Senior Engineer role. I accepted, and they scheduled an interview. The recruiter mentioned it would be a coding round, so I prepared accordingly. Unfortunately, the interview was ent
The interview was divided into three stages: Stage 1: Written Test This stage involved a written test. You were expected to bring your laptop and write your solution on it. The questions varied by team but typically covered common algorithms, probab
I applied online for a Senior Engineer position. After a few days, I received a call from HR. My interview was scheduled, and here's my experience in each round: 1. **First Round:** This interview focused on basic questions about Spring Boot, Java
I received a call from a recruiter who wanted to interview me for a Senior Engineer role. I accepted, and they scheduled an interview. The recruiter mentioned it would be a coding round, so I prepared accordingly. Unfortunately, the interview was ent
The interview was divided into three stages: Stage 1: Written Test This stage involved a written test. You were expected to bring your laptop and write your solution on it. The questions varied by team but typically covered common algorithms, probab
I applied online for a Senior Engineer position. After a few days, I received a call from HR. My interview was scheduled, and here's my experience in each round: 1. **First Round:** This interview focused on basic questions about Spring Boot, Java