None, unless you count working 24/7 as a pro.
Work-life balance is horrible.
Toxic teammates.
20 years behind in tech.
Horrible health insurance and health insurance premiums.
Be prepared to work day & night, even when you sleep.
Too much politics.
Favoritism is required for any promotions or salary increases.
Diversity is non-existent (only South Asian teammates on every team).
Management doesn't exist. Otherwise, I'd give some advice.
Very straightforward and less rounds. First round: technical with core Java questions and Angular framework. Included analytical problems. Also, HR asked how quick I can join. Hiring manager was very informative about what my roles and responsibil
I have one hour on-site interview. Twenty minutes to go through the resume. Twenty minutes for back-end questions. Twenty minutes for front-end questions. Interviewers are all very nice.
The first interview was via telephone, and it was with a VP and lead engineer. The VP started it, and my initial impression was very good. His questions were general personality questions, nothing really technical. Then he handed it over to the lea
Very straightforward and less rounds. First round: technical with core Java questions and Angular framework. Included analytical problems. Also, HR asked how quick I can join. Hiring manager was very informative about what my roles and responsibil
I have one hour on-site interview. Twenty minutes to go through the resume. Twenty minutes for back-end questions. Twenty minutes for front-end questions. Interviewers are all very nice.
The first interview was via telephone, and it was with a VP and lead engineer. The VP started it, and my initial impression was very good. His questions were general personality questions, nothing really technical. Then he handed it over to the lea