Great pay, tuition, benefits, and atmosphere.
Any day I managed not to show up to work was a wasted day.
I went for an onsite, 4 rounds, each 1 hour interview. All were technical rounds: coding, puzzles, and system design. Questions included: * Difference between Java, C++, and C. * Java and C++: String object and string literal comparisons. * Java:
Very easy interview. Behavioral was normal, nothing special. The technical interview, on the other hand, was... not a technical question, if I may say so. They asked about my interest in the field and why, and that was as technical as they got, for m
I was hired on campus as a fresher in my engineering college. The first round consisted of a written test including aptitude, language skills, and coding questions, just like AMCAT. The second round was a group discussion, followed by a technical ro
I went for an onsite, 4 rounds, each 1 hour interview. All were technical rounds: coding, puzzles, and system design. Questions included: * Difference between Java, C++, and C. * Java and C++: String object and string literal comparisons. * Java:
Very easy interview. Behavioral was normal, nothing special. The technical interview, on the other hand, was... not a technical question, if I may say so. They asked about my interest in the field and why, and that was as technical as they got, for m
I was hired on campus as a fresher in my engineering college. The first round consisted of a written test including aptitude, language skills, and coding questions, just like AMCAT. The second round was a group discussion, followed by a technical ro