Great people, very interesting projects, too much politics
Great people, very interesting projects, too much politics
Great teams, everyone is nice and friendly, and it feels fun. The projects are high-tech and very interesting.
You need to be a political chameleon.
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Solution Architect
Simple and straightforward. Two rounds: one with the manager and the other with HR. Simple and easy questions. They mainly checked on my analytical skills. A few tech questions, and that was it. I was selected.
Software Developer
I was only passed through the first interview, but the interviewee was nice and explained everything well. Unfortunately, I was notified that I did not have the required skills for the job (probably because I hadn't graduated at that point in time).
Software Engineer
Phone screening, then an in-person interview with 5 people, 45 minutes each. Some whiteboarding. Lunch was provided. Technical quizzing and HR review. I don't know what else you want to know here.
Solution Architect
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2012Simple and straightforward. Two rounds: one with the manager and the other with HR. Simple and easy questions. They mainly checked on my analytical skills. A few tech questions, and that was it. I was selected.
Software Developer
MexicoJanuary 7, 2021I was only passed through the first interview, but the interviewee was nice and explained everything well. Unfortunately, I was notified that I did not have the required skills for the job (probably because I hadn't graduated at that point in time).
Software Engineer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesFebruary 18, 2024Phone screening, then an in-person interview with 5 people, 45 minutes each. Some whiteboarding. Lunch was provided. Technical quizzing and HR review. I don't know what else you want to know here.
