Big systems, good pay, pretty much sums it up.
There's a lot of bureaucracy (to be fair, team dependent).
Have to go on-call.
Admit that there's lots of bureaucracy; this is the first step to trying to reduce it.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Pretty standard DSA, LLD, and System Design questions. All were pretty standard, nothing surprising. Interviews went well; not sure why I did not get the result, maybe due to not having enough experience,
The interviewer asked a few questions about my work life at my previous company. They asked a technical question and requested that I code the answer in a notepad. I believe it's an online tool accessible to both the interviewer and myself. Finally
- Got a referral. - Met with a hiring manager. Interview Process: - Step 1: Applied on the website. - Step 2: Completed an odd mock-email/collaboration test. - Step 3: Filled out the technical test. - Step 4: Skipped the phone screen and scheduled a
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Pretty standard DSA, LLD, and System Design questions. All were pretty standard, nothing surprising. Interviews went well; not sure why I did not get the result, maybe due to not having enough experience,
The interviewer asked a few questions about my work life at my previous company. They asked a technical question and requested that I code the answer in a notepad. I believe it's an online tool accessible to both the interviewer and myself. Finally
- Got a referral. - Met with a hiring manager. Interview Process: - Step 1: Applied on the website. - Step 2: Completed an odd mock-email/collaboration test. - Step 3: Filled out the technical test. - Step 4: Skipped the phone screen and scheduled a