Good benefits, moderate stress, lots of opportunities.
Constant organizational re-shuffling, lack of true leaders, tons of politics, badmouthing, and not-job-related activities with very little or no clear benefits – just for the sake of doing something. Also, too much "diversity" and no old-fashioned merit-based hiring.
Management knows all too well what needs to be done. They just don't want to do the right things for whatever reasons they have.
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
An online test with multiple-choice questions and a large coding problem. The coding problem is similar to ones found on CodeLeet and might not reflect reality or real-world skill application.
I was fast-tracked to the final round. It consisted of three rounds: a resume overview, two LeetCode questions, and system design. They really dug deep and asked me a lot of in-depth questions from my resume. They asked me to give three differences
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
An online test with multiple-choice questions and a large coding problem. The coding problem is similar to ones found on CodeLeet and might not reflect reality or real-world skill application.
I was fast-tracked to the final round. It consisted of three rounds: a resume overview, two LeetCode questions, and system design. They really dug deep and asked me a lot of in-depth questions from my resume. They asked me to give three differences