Good Benefits, Terrible Management
Good Benefits, Terrible Management
- Good products
- Good benefits
- Good work
- Managers push to work extra and have poor prioritization and management skills.
- You don't get to speak, and they treat you like a slave. (You can expect calls from your manager at any time.)
Have some prioritization or management trainings for managers.
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Software Development Engineer (SDE) -1
HR reached out to me on LinkedIn. I had an online assessment, where no camera or audio was captured. The level of questions was relatively difficult; I could only do one or two questions and did not get a call back.
Software Engineer
The interview question was divided into two sections. The first was leadership principles, followed by one DSA question. The DSA question was related to a deque, but could also be solved using binary search.
Software Engineer
It was good. Cleared online OA. Then the second technical round was there. Asked LeetCode: one medium and one hard. It will be really easy if you are consistent with LeetCode. Everything was smooth, and the interviewer at least expects a dry run of y
Software Development Engineer (SDE) -1
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 19, 2025HR reached out to me on LinkedIn. I had an online assessment, where no camera or audio was captured. The level of questions was relatively difficult; I could only do one or two questions and did not get a call back.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 11, 2025The interview question was divided into two sections. The first was leadership principles, followed by one DSA question. The DSA question was related to a deque, but could also be solved using binary search.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 9, 2025It was good. Cleared online OA. Then the second technical round was there. Asked LeetCode: one medium and one hard. It will be really easy if you are consistent with LeetCode. Everything was smooth, and the interviewer at least expects a dry run of y
