Diverse project space Microservice architecture Multiple opportunities for growth and learning Awesome people and mentors, especially on the tech side
Toxic management.
People getting laid off without strong reasons because of disagreements with leadership.
People being lied to with promotions in order to prevent them from changing teams or the company.
Leadership not focused on improving the customer's journey but rather improving their promotion docs.
No support from upper leadership and sometimes from the manager. They are always in meetings and they provide little value to the team's projects.
Don't get hired in this team (AB Checkout). There are multiple other teams with down-to-earth managers, leadership support, and a growth ambiance.
I was able to skip the initial phone screen, as everyone I spoke to was very friendly and excited to continue the interview process. However, the technical interview was challenging, as the interviewer was cold and non-responsive when I tried to bou
The interview process was professional and conducted well. The timings were accommodating, and the overall experience was very positive. The interview consisted of some design rounds and some coding rounds.
Completed OA and workplace survey, then had a virtual onsite 8 weeks later. The onsite was four rounds: three coding and one system design. Object-Oriented Design (OOD) was prevalent in the coding rounds; the third round was more algorithmic-based.
I was able to skip the initial phone screen, as everyone I spoke to was very friendly and excited to continue the interview process. However, the technical interview was challenging, as the interviewer was cold and non-responsive when I tried to bou
The interview process was professional and conducted well. The timings were accommodating, and the overall experience was very positive. The interview consisted of some design rounds and some coding rounds.
Completed OA and workplace survey, then had a virtual onsite 8 weeks later. The onsite was four rounds: three coding and one system design. Object-Oriented Design (OOD) was prevalent in the coding rounds; the third round was more algorithmic-based.