It's definitely one of the best companies to have in your portfolio. There are benefits such as medical benefits (not so impressive), work-from-home opportunities, and flexibility in working hours. But all of these come with a price. 😉
Cons are pretty obvious for this company. It lacks proper project and team management in Singapore. For instance, you can see tons of silos being created within the company, doing various different stuffs or the same stuffs using various methods.
Why so much difference?
Second, work is never-ending with back-to-back meetings. In most cases, the meetings are redundant and unnecessary, causing tons of time to be taken from actual work done.
Lastly, be prepared to take on extra work that isn't yours just to please the management. 😉
The management has to know what to tell the employees and what not to, and very importantly, know how to make wise decisions at their own disposal.
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn for a Singapore opening. It took about a month to schedule the first round, which was a coding round. This round had three coding questions, which I believe I answered well. Following that, there were four more r
Applied through the school. The interview was very relaxed, and the interviewers were all very nice and helpful. There was no pressure involved. I was asked to solve some basic programming questions and some math questions.
A few days after applying, the recruiter called me and immediately asked if I could interview the following day or the day after. The timeline for the entire application process was ridiculous. Another person I know who applied for a different positi
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn for a Singapore opening. It took about a month to schedule the first round, which was a coding round. This round had three coding questions, which I believe I answered well. Following that, there were four more r
Applied through the school. The interview was very relaxed, and the interviewers were all very nice and helpful. There was no pressure involved. I was asked to solve some basic programming questions and some math questions.
A few days after applying, the recruiter called me and immediately asked if I could interview the following day or the day after. The timeline for the entire application process was ridiculous. Another person I know who applied for a different positi