You get independence in working. The salary is decent, and the work environment is nice. A WFH setup is provided if needed. A lot depends on how the manager is. Pros cannot be generalized to every team. It's easy to switch internally.
Can get hectic during sales events, and if deadlines are not properly managed by the manager, PIP can come any time to stay on your toes.
1. Online assessment 2. Four interviews, 1 hour each, with a 15-minute break in between. * One algorithm question with a special data structure * Two object-oriented questions * One system design question * One algorithm question
Interview process: Online assessment, followed by a recruiter screen, then four technical rounds — two coding interviews focusing on algorithms and problem-solving, one coding interview like low-level system design, and one system-design interview ev
I was given an online assessment and did not pass all the test cases. Afterward, I was given an hour-long interview that was purely coding and focused on OOPs. If I had passed, I could have been given a final round, but I did not pass this stage.
1. Online assessment 2. Four interviews, 1 hour each, with a 15-minute break in between. * One algorithm question with a special data structure * Two object-oriented questions * One system design question * One algorithm question
Interview process: Online assessment, followed by a recruiter screen, then four technical rounds — two coding interviews focusing on algorithms and problem-solving, one coding interview like low-level system design, and one system-design interview ev
I was given an online assessment and did not pass all the test cases. Afterward, I was given an hour-long interview that was purely coding and focused on OOPs. If I had passed, I could have been given a final round, but I did not pass this stage.