Good work-life balance at Target
There are no cons at Target.
It was moderate and online. It used references through college. I didn't get selected in the second round of the interview. DSA questions were asked, as well as OOP, OS, DBMS, and CN questions.
I talked with a recruiter at the career fair and set up an interview for later that week. They sent me an email the night before the interview, explaining a few things about the company and what to expect. Overall, it was not a bad experience, excep
Applied through college. Coding was through Hackerrank. MCQ plus three coding questions. You could type in the pseudo code (that's what I did). Basic questions were asked from programming, networking, operating systems, and systems design. Overall in
It was moderate and online. It used references through college. I didn't get selected in the second round of the interview. DSA questions were asked, as well as OOP, OS, DBMS, and CN questions.
I talked with a recruiter at the career fair and set up an interview for later that week. They sent me an email the night before the interview, explaining a few things about the company and what to expect. Overall, it was not a bad experience, excep
Applied through college. Coding was through Hackerrank. MCQ plus three coding questions. You could type in the pseudo code (that's what I did). Basic questions were asked from programming, networking, operating systems, and systems design. Overall in