Excellent engineering environment where engineers openly share wins and learnings through internal blogs. The most mature frontend stack that I have seen. Communication from higher management is open. Independence given to each team to pick software development processes which suits them. Learning benefits are exhaustive, and they reimburse most of the available e-learning courses and certifications.
As the company is growing, reorgs and changes in priority became quite frequent. Hoping for a smoother next year.
Interview process had several rounds, for example: 1) Karat evaluation round 2) Live coding round 3) System Design round 4) Values round. The interviewers were polite and respectful, and all of them were 1-hour-long interviews.
I have just completed one round with Karat. Find the error in a JavaScript snippet (closure, let vs. var question). Bandwidth vs. Latency. Design a To-Do list app using only JavaScript, with no frameworks, fetching To-Dos from the API.
Applied online and got the first two interviews scheduled. The questions were super easy; an API rate limiter was a standard question, as always. The recruiter ghosted me. I kept asking for feedback, but they didn't respond. After 20 days post-inte
Interview process had several rounds, for example: 1) Karat evaluation round 2) Live coding round 3) System Design round 4) Values round. The interviewers were polite and respectful, and all of them were 1-hour-long interviews.
I have just completed one round with Karat. Find the error in a JavaScript snippet (closure, let vs. var question). Bandwidth vs. Latency. Design a To-Do list app using only JavaScript, with no frameworks, fetching To-Dos from the API.
Applied online and got the first two interviews scheduled. The questions were super easy; an API rate limiter was a standard question, as always. The recruiter ghosted me. I kept asking for feedback, but they didn't respond. After 20 days post-inte