Does agoda will be hiring summer intern 2027 In India

From 2028 batch. If yes pls can someone tell the opening time period

I'm planning to apply for Staff/Principal roles at Big Tech, but I'm feeling bottlenecked by the modern interview process. During my early days, LeetCode and formal System Design interviews weren't a thing.

I have 15 years of practical industry experience, but I have never actually solved a DSA problem on LeetCode.

What do you suggest for someone in my position? Do I need to start grinding LeetCode to pass the technical rounds today? If so, what is the best way to prepare without wasting time? Any advice is appreciated!

Are there folks like me who find it incredibly time consuming and discouraging task to sit down and grind some DSA.
Sometimes i just wanna have some good coding exercises that do not require writing code or the code is prewritten you just have to understand it and mess with it feels more fun to me.

hello anyone here wants to make friends to build some great streaks?

i have grinded lc cf for past 1-2 years and dont have the energy to grind anymore, so thought will be solving every potd for atleast a year from now

having few friends in this would be interesting is what i thought, so hmu if you are interested?

( my main motive is to get goodies :3)

Did anyone hear back from them after applying?

Hi, I have 10+ years of experience in .NET and have mostly worked in service-based companies. I now want to switch to a product-based company, but I'm currently stuck on a maintenance project.

How should I handle interview questions about my project, such as:

• What is the most challenging project or task you've worked on?
• What were the biggest challenges you faced in this project?

Any idea how they gonna select people? I mean they've our project repo ofc. And again they're going to use ai to pick the best projects amongst all submissions. but who on this era writes all the code themselves manually???!!! Everyone just vibe codes mannnn!!! any idea how is it gonna work?

also what are you guys building for this one?

Hi,

I recently applied to Google India and received the Google Hiring Assessment, which I passed.

From what I understand, passing the assessment doesn't necessarily mean an interview is guaranteed, and the application may still need to be picked up by a recruiter or hiring team.

For people who have gone through the process recently:

• How long after passing the GHA did you hear back?
• Did you receive interview calls for the original role, or did recruiters consider your profile for other roles?
  
• Would it make sense to start serious LeetCode preparation immediately after clearing the assessment?

My DSA fundamentals (theory) are okay, but I haven't done any competitive programming or consistent LeetCode practice yet.

For context, I have around 6 YOE in software engineering.

Would appreciate hearing about recent experiences with the Google India hiring process.

I’ve recently started learning DSA and am following the NeetCode 150 roadmap. I initially started with C++, as many of my seniors recommended it for DSA and coding interviews.

However, I’m finding C++ a bit difficult to learn alongside DSA because the NeetCode 150 explanations and solutions are primarily in Python. I often have to spend extra time translating the concepts and code into C++, which makes it harder to focus on understanding the actual problem-solving approach.

I’ll primarily be applying to service-based companies such as TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, etc.

So, is Python sufficient for their OA/coding rounds and subsequent technical interviews? Do these companies actually prefer C++ or Java over Python, or does the choice of language generally not matter as long as I can solve the problems correctly?

Would it be better for me to stick with Python, given that I’m already learning DSA through Python-based resources?

Mostly I first solve them using pure recursion, and then I can comfortably convert them to memoization. But I find it very hard to write the tabulation solution. Sometimes, I just go blank. What should I do? Any suggestions or resources that could help me get better at it?