WFH.
Bonus.
Free transportation.
Office is well equipped with a gym and a full-fledged gaming room (PS5, Xbox, table tennis).
Training on the allocated tech stack was also extremely good.
Free perks from time to time like skincare and health items, purchase allowance, and one-time reimbursement for the purchase of technical equipment.
Internet and phone bill reimbursement.
Does not offer much flexibility to choose a domain, but that's a given when you sign their contract.
The interview process was really smooth. The interviewer was on time and was exceptionally polite and cooperative. First, she introduced herself to me (which I never experienced in any interview before). The questions asked were simple HR questions.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 months. It was pretty easy to crack. If you are fluent with basic to medium DSA, you can crack the technical interviews. Then comes the HR interview, in which they will just make sure whether you'd r
The interview process wasn’t dragged out and it had three stages for an entry-level job: aptitude, coding, and interviews. There were two interview levels: technical and HR. The whole process was completed within a week, which was much faster than al
The interview process was really smooth. The interviewer was on time and was exceptionally polite and cooperative. First, she introduced herself to me (which I never experienced in any interview before). The questions asked were simple HR questions.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 months. It was pretty easy to crack. If you are fluent with basic to medium DSA, you can crack the technical interviews. Then comes the HR interview, in which they will just make sure whether you'd r
The interview process wasn’t dragged out and it had three stages for an entry-level job: aptitude, coding, and interviews. There were two interview levels: technical and HR. The whole process was completed within a week, which was much faster than al