Nice work-life balance and environment.
No cons, tbh. Huh? Ew, fwef. Efef.
It's not easy because we should be very familiar with DSA and we need to be prepared with that. So, be prepared with that. Also, be strong in the basics, and learning aptitude is a must.
There were two interviewers: one for technical questions and one for aptitude questions. Both were nice. They asked questions from the resume based on the projects done. I told them about my projects and explained my Android development projects. The
First, they have an online test. Then, selected candidates can proceed to the second round in TI. There, they give you one problem statement, and you need to provide solutions. After that, they select candidates for the technical round, then the HR r
It's not easy because we should be very familiar with DSA and we need to be prepared with that. So, be prepared with that. Also, be strong in the basics, and learning aptitude is a must.
There were two interviewers: one for technical questions and one for aptitude questions. Both were nice. They asked questions from the resume based on the projects done. I told them about my projects and explained my Android development projects. The
First, they have an online test. Then, selected candidates can proceed to the second round in TI. There, they give you one problem statement, and you need to provide solutions. After that, they select candidates for the technical round, then the HR r