The work-life balance at Visa is incredible.
My few months at Visa, I haven't seen any cons.
There is an online test comprising 4 MCQs and 3 coding questions. The time limit is 2 hours. After that, there is a phone interview by one of their software engineers. The quality of the phone connection was not that good; I could not even hear some
Went through a coding round, followed by HR, then a technical interview. HR was really friendly, talking about how excited the team is. The guy who did the technical seemed like he didn’t want to be there from the start. Answered a call in the middle
There was a behavioral round and two technical questions in the next rounds. The first question was in data structures/algorithms (roughly as hard as a medium LeetCode). One question was in distributed system design (fairly simple even without a lo
There is an online test comprising 4 MCQs and 3 coding questions. The time limit is 2 hours. After that, there is a phone interview by one of their software engineers. The quality of the phone connection was not that good; I could not even hear some
Went through a coding round, followed by HR, then a technical interview. HR was really friendly, talking about how excited the team is. The guy who did the technical seemed like he didn’t want to be there from the start. Answered a call in the middle
There was a behavioral round and two technical questions in the next rounds. The first question was in data structures/algorithms (roughly as hard as a medium LeetCode). One question was in distributed system design (fairly simple even without a lo