Fast-paced, horrible work-life balance, work quality sucks
Fast-paced, horrible work-life balance, work quality sucks
You can find plenty of different positions across teams to switch to, although your manager may or may not support your move, so you have to be very cautious about that.
Pip culture, WLB sucks, pay not as per industry standard, benefits not comparable to what other tech companies offer.
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Bangalore Rural, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2023I was selected in my second year with the help of the FFE foundation. I had only one round, which was based on coding and aptitude, as well as some basic CSE-related material.
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