Smart people around you, somewhat useful work done, and the workload was sometimes light and sometimes heavy.
Job scope is small and overspecialized, leading to unnecessary performative work. Deadlines can be tight when it comes to it.
It wasn't too bad. I feel as if you can do it with no problem if you master graphs and LeetCode mediums, as they reuse some questions. I would say it’s definitely harder than most. Focus on OOP principles.
The interview process included: * 1 Online Assessment * 1 HR * 2 Technical * 1 System Design * Team Lead / HR I passed the OA. Interviews were scheduled after a month. The process went straight to LeetCode-style questions, without wasting
It was with a principal engineer. The process was pretty standard. The question was around arrays and numbers, nothing out of the box. He also asked me one SQL question and a couple of questions related to my resume.
It wasn't too bad. I feel as if you can do it with no problem if you master graphs and LeetCode mediums, as they reuse some questions. I would say it’s definitely harder than most. Focus on OOP principles.
The interview process included: * 1 Online Assessment * 1 HR * 2 Technical * 1 System Design * Team Lead / HR I passed the OA. Interviews were scheduled after a month. The process went straight to LeetCode-style questions, without wasting
It was with a principal engineer. The process was pretty standard. The question was around arrays and numbers, nothing out of the box. He also asked me one SQL question and a couple of questions related to my resume.