Fast-paced company, so there is quite a potential for learning opportunities.
Opportunity to work with the latest technology stack.
No respect for employees' work-life balance.
Projects are thrown at employees randomly with aggressive deadlines, which obviously calls for working over the weekends and late nights. It's part of Chewy culture.
Higher management has its favorites, so promotions are based on closeness with higher-ups than real work.
The company discourages work from home, so many folks spend good time commuting than actually working.
Some folks at higher management need training to actually hold such positions.
HR should devise a policy where grievances can be highlighted without revealing names to avoid retaliation.
HR should come up with a mechanism to address toxic environments within some teams.
Applied online. Received a call from HR and scheduled a telephone interview with the hiring manager. It was a 15-minute call, and then he said HR would follow up about next steps. Sent an email to HR, but received no reply.
The interview process began with an online test, followed by two telephonic interviews. Subsequently, I was called into the office for further rounds. The online test and telephonic interviews covered basic concepts and some design-related questions
First, there was a multiple-choice coding test. Then, a simple call with HR. After getting through that, I had a video call with a developer who asked me simple Java questions. I was then asked to come onsite, where they mostly asked about my proj
Applied online. Received a call from HR and scheduled a telephone interview with the hiring manager. It was a 15-minute call, and then he said HR would follow up about next steps. Sent an email to HR, but received no reply.
The interview process began with an online test, followed by two telephonic interviews. Subsequently, I was called into the office for further rounds. The online test and telephonic interviews covered basic concepts and some design-related questions
First, there was a multiple-choice coding test. Then, a simple call with HR. After getting through that, I had a video call with a developer who asked me simple Java questions. I was then asked to come onsite, where they mostly asked about my proj