Excellent team environment.
Mentors and Mentee program to help you grow.
Your manager helps you with assigned work. You work as a team, and coordination is excellent with Agile.
Latest tech stack: AWS, JIRA, React, Microservices, Clouds (other than AWS too in some teams).
Best is the culture: HR to directors, everyone has time for you. They listen and help you. It's more like a flat hierarchy, and all are working together for the same goal.
Extra Zoom fatigue day and summer day holidays are given.
Sunny CEO even keeps open talks with everyone once a month and listens and understands what can be done better.
Apptio is very silently doing great work, like Covid relief efforts, millions of dollars in donations, helping many members during the Covid situation, and arranging hospital beds when needed, even during very tough times. Apptio needs to highlight and communicate this in the market so that others can learn and other companies can come forward too.
The Apptio interview process had three rounds of interviews. The level of the interviews was fairly moderate. Post-offer, a smooth onboarding process has been completed. Pre-onboarding meetings with members were conducted as a welcome gesture.
There are a total of 4 rounds. First and second rounds were technical rounds. Some OOPs questions were asked, along with programming questions from an easy to medium level. The third round was a techno-managerial round. Managerial questions were as
I interviewed when I was in college. There were three rounds of interview: 1. An MCQ test on Java. 2. A coding round. 3. A managerial round. The interview process was very chill and went smoothly, but I couldn't qualify for the third round.
The Apptio interview process had three rounds of interviews. The level of the interviews was fairly moderate. Post-offer, a smooth onboarding process has been completed. Pre-onboarding meetings with members were conducted as a welcome gesture.
There are a total of 4 rounds. First and second rounds were technical rounds. Some OOPs questions were asked, along with programming questions from an easy to medium level. The third round was a techno-managerial round. Managerial questions were as
I interviewed when I was in college. There were three rounds of interview: 1. An MCQ test on Java. 2. A coding round. 3. A managerial round. The interview process was very chill and went smoothly, but I couldn't qualify for the third round.