You get free coffee, but other than that, office politics have taken over. Any other benefit of working here?
Severely underpaid. The culture has gone way down over the past four years. There's a lack of benefits and clear roles, and no new technologies are available here. Any smart ideas for improving in this area are immediately dismissed.
It would be great if there were actually local developers and local managers working at this office.
Technical written test followed by a technical round. Then there were no communications for months. Suddenly, I got a call from HR saying there was an opening. Initially, I did not confirm due to location constraints, but then that got resolved.
Before any interview, a multiple-choice challenge is given regarding Java Spring Boot. These questions are very hard and not relevant to any working experience. The questions delve deep into architectural understandings of how Spring Boot is built, r
One technical round followed by a managerial round after 10 days. It took 3 weeks for the evaluation, and then there was the HR round with salary discussion. Overall, a very smooth interview experience with transparent evaluation.
Technical written test followed by a technical round. Then there were no communications for months. Suddenly, I got a call from HR saying there was an opening. Initially, I did not confirm due to location constraints, but then that got resolved.
Before any interview, a multiple-choice challenge is given regarding Java Spring Boot. These questions are very hard and not relevant to any working experience. The questions delve deep into architectural understandings of how Spring Boot is built, r
One technical round followed by a managerial round after 10 days. It took 3 weeks for the evaluation, and then there was the HR round with salary discussion. Overall, a very smooth interview experience with transparent evaluation.