Great work-life balance. Like every job, there are a couple of stressful weeks, but overall, I never work super late. People are all super friendly and helpful.
The stack ranking is tough. I've heard of so many people who were good engineers getting PIPped for no reason, probably because they needed to put down people. Also, you can do all the work in the world, but if your manager can’t advocate for you, then you’re kinda screwed.
Stack ranking is not it.
The interview process began with a one-hour telephonic call, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview included two behavioral rounds and two technical rounds. The behavioral rounds focused on questions about past work challenges, how y
Applied online. The recruiter contacted me the next day and scheduled an online HackerRank quiz, consisting of 7 MCQ technical questions and 3 coding questions (easy, medium, hard). Once cleared, I received an immediate call from HR the next day to
The interview process included two telephonic rounds, followed by an on-campus interview day. This day comprised five interviews: * Two behavioral interviews * Two technical interviews * One introduction round There was also a one-on-one meet
The interview process began with a one-hour telephonic call, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview included two behavioral rounds and two technical rounds. The behavioral rounds focused on questions about past work challenges, how y
Applied online. The recruiter contacted me the next day and scheduled an online HackerRank quiz, consisting of 7 MCQ technical questions and 3 coding questions (easy, medium, hard). Once cleared, I received an immediate call from HR the next day to
The interview process included two telephonic rounds, followed by an on-campus interview day. This day comprised five interviews: * Two behavioral interviews * Two technical interviews * One introduction round There was also a one-on-one meet