Pressure sometimes gets on the higher side. It's not evenly distributed.
Promotions are not so frequent, but then exceptions are made for exceptional talent.
Very few travel opportunities. (It matters to middle-class people in India.)
Too many people. You might go unnoticed.
Recruitment drives are getting aggressive, and the level of new hires is falling.
In India, to keep people happy, the same policies as the US don't work. You need to give travel. I am against fake hierarchies, but in India, that works. No one likes to be called a software engineer for half their lives.
Role change is needed.
Interviewed by 3 people. All senior professionals. Pure technical DS & Algo questions asked.
The recruiting process involved an online coding test followed by a phone interview. The coding test was not too difficult. I am scheduled for the phone interview soon. I have not yet received an offer. Overall, it has been a fairly standard recr
Pretty good experience. Setting up the interview took some time, and the three main rounds were scheduled on three different days due to interviewer availability. The interviews themselves were good. They consisted of: * One coding round * One
Interviewed by 3 people. All senior professionals. Pure technical DS & Algo questions asked.
The recruiting process involved an online coding test followed by a phone interview. The coding test was not too difficult. I am scheduled for the phone interview soon. I have not yet received an offer. Overall, it has been a fairly standard recr
Pretty good experience. Setting up the interview took some time, and the three main rounds were scheduled on three different days due to interviewer availability. The interviews themselves were good. They consisted of: * One coding round * One