Opportunity to work with some of the best programmers and world-class products that are the bread and butter of creative professionals, like Flash and Photoshop.
Good pay (mostly at the 70-80 percentile of peers in a similar domain).
Flexible work hours.
Free lunch.
ESPP, insurance, and other benefits.
The appraisal and feedback process is a farce. Middle management has a free hand most of the time.
Not working on weekends can be considered a factor in performance appraisal that can even result in exit.
Ten to fifteen percent of people are forced to exit after every appraisal, while people at other locations get retrenched in layoffs with good severance packages.
Have same standards for the world and India (like flying class, accommodation).
Listen and respond to people at the grassroots because they tell you where the product is heading better than managers whose fat AIP depends on uneventful releases.
It is not sufficient to have employees click through morale and ethics slides. When a serious question is raised, answer it in the most transparent manner.
There were a total of 4 rounds. Interviews were heavily based on problem-solving & testing, automation, and test plan creation. In each round, a DSA problem was asked along with testing concepts.
The interview was technically challenging, with questions focusing on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and system design. Your problem-solving approach is the most crucial aspect. How a person approaches a question is more important than the cor
All rounds went smoothly. However, in the managerial round, the manager repeatedly asked, "Why did you switch so many companies?" multiple times throughout the interview. I answered all the technical questions and received an offer. In retrospect, I
There were a total of 4 rounds. Interviews were heavily based on problem-solving & testing, automation, and test plan creation. In each round, a DSA problem was asked along with testing concepts.
The interview was technically challenging, with questions focusing on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and system design. Your problem-solving approach is the most crucial aspect. How a person approaches a question is more important than the cor
All rounds went smoothly. However, in the managerial round, the manager repeatedly asked, "Why did you switch so many companies?" multiple times throughout the interview. I answered all the technical questions and received an offer. In retrospect, I