Work-life balance is awesome! The work environment is also awesome. Free lunch and dinner are provided. Time-to-time trips and parties are organized to keep the mind fresh.
Growth is constant at Adobe. Also, developers are treated far better than testers in terms of salary. Bit of monotonous work for testers.
The interview was online and smooth. There were 2 rounds of data structures and 2 rounds of low-level design. Interviewers were very supportive. I loved the whole process. The difficulty was around 3.5/5.
The process was smooth. I applied through a referral and went through 3-4 rounds of interviews, which all went smoothly. The last round was a JavaScript round, which was supposed to be my tech stack. However, the interview was conducted in TypeScript
The interview process was quite lengthy. HR took a lot of time to schedule the interview, and there was a significant gap between each round. The interviewers, on the other hand, did an amazing job. The interview consisted of: * One HR round * Two
The interview was online and smooth. There were 2 rounds of data structures and 2 rounds of low-level design. Interviewers were very supportive. I loved the whole process. The difficulty was around 3.5/5.
The process was smooth. I applied through a referral and went through 3-4 rounds of interviews, which all went smoothly. The last round was a JavaScript round, which was supposed to be my tech stack. However, the interview was conducted in TypeScript
The interview process was quite lengthy. HR took a lot of time to schedule the interview, and there was a significant gap between each round. The interviewers, on the other hand, did an amazing job. The interview consisted of: * One HR round * Two