You will get to learn a lot here. I think some of the features they have developed are really cool.
Your experience will be highly team dependent, but people (at least in my team) are very professional. My manager doesn't expect anyone to overwork, and if someone overworks, then they are compensated appropriately.
I get a lot of flexibility in the projects I choose, the work I do, and how much time I spend on them.
Sometimes the work can be a bit overwhelming. You might have to deal with some legacy features.
Perks are very few.
It was fairly easy. I was asked a few behavioral questions and a coding question during the 45-minute interview. I think the questions were not that hard, and the interviewer was very nice.
I cannot pass the phone interview round. I struggle to answer behavioral questions clearly because I don't fully understand the questions. My English proficiency is limited, and I sometimes miss vocabulary. Regarding technical questions, I often get
The interview process was quite good. The OA was held on HackerRank and consisted of relatively easy DSA questions. Then I was told to solve a problem of a higher difficulty level, but this time, I had to talk through my approach to that problem.
It was fairly easy. I was asked a few behavioral questions and a coding question during the 45-minute interview. I think the questions were not that hard, and the interviewer was very nice.
I cannot pass the phone interview round. I struggle to answer behavioral questions clearly because I don't fully understand the questions. My English proficiency is limited, and I sometimes miss vocabulary. Regarding technical questions, I often get
The interview process was quite good. The OA was held on HackerRank and consisted of relatively easy DSA questions. Then I was told to solve a problem of a higher difficulty level, but this time, I had to talk through my approach to that problem.