No pros.
Nothing as special as it feels from outside.
Only cons: Bad managers, More work, No work-life balance
I applied through a college or university. The process took 1 day. The interview was based on data structures and algorithms skills only. - The first round was an online assessment which had 3 problems of medium/high difficulty. - The second round
HRs were good in coordinating, and they made sure that I was comfortable with timelines. The process was also mature, and the interviewers were polite. Overall, I really liked their engineering culture, but I couldn't get selected this time. I am hop
There was an initial phone screening round, which was followed by a machine coding round for frontend development. The interviewer felt extremely inexperienced and was probably gone in between the session. I kept asking if anyone was available, and t
I applied through a college or university. The process took 1 day. The interview was based on data structures and algorithms skills only. - The first round was an online assessment which had 3 problems of medium/high difficulty. - The second round
HRs were good in coordinating, and they made sure that I was comfortable with timelines. The process was also mature, and the interviewers were polite. Overall, I really liked their engineering culture, but I couldn't get selected this time. I am hop
There was an initial phone screening round, which was followed by a machine coding round for frontend development. The interviewer felt extremely inexperienced and was probably gone in between the session. I kept asking if anyone was available, and t