A very good company with US work culture.
Benefits include cab, health & life insurance, PF, etc.
Mid-level managers are not very equipped. Since the iteration rate will be less, old people keep on sitting, and there's less growth opportunity.
Increase visibility and transparency in the system. Align employees with the company's vision and mission.
The interview was easy, but a lot of unprofessionalism was shown by them. I didn't expect such behavior from such a big giant. In the very first call, they gathered all the information about my profile, role, aspirations, etc. I was excited for the
Face-to-face technical round. It began an hour late, even though it was scheduled on a working day. The interviewer did not have enough time to look at my resume beforehand. He asked me for a copy and started reading through it. It looked like he
I had gone through a referral via a current Amex employee. I did the entire loop, which consisted of 5 rounds (1 Hiring Manager, 2 onsite Dev, and 2 offshore Dev). Eventually, I figured it was decided to promote someone from within the team. Moreover
The interview was easy, but a lot of unprofessionalism was shown by them. I didn't expect such behavior from such a big giant. In the very first call, they gathered all the information about my profile, role, aspirations, etc. I was excited for the
Face-to-face technical round. It began an hour late, even though it was scheduled on a working day. The interviewer did not have enough time to look at my resume beforehand. He asked me for a copy and started reading through it. It looked like he
I had gone through a referral via a current Amex employee. I did the entire loop, which consisted of 5 rounds (1 Hiring Manager, 2 onsite Dev, and 2 offshore Dev). Eventually, I figured it was decided to promote someone from within the team. Moreover