The company makes every effort to be employee-focused. When teams are acquired, they are minimally modified to preserve what made them successful. Employees are diverse, from all over the world. Bonuses are fair, time off is frequent, and HR resources are plentiful. I picked this company because it was rated so well in employee satisfaction, and it really shows.
Big companies have large priorities that may not always align with each employee, but the leadership still hosts regular Q&A sessions to assuage worries. Even during layoffs, the company did its best to help employees land on their feet with generous compensation. Other companies escort employees out and abandon them.
Never lose focus on your employees' well-being. It is a primary driving factor in recruitment and retention, and it is what sets you above Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.
The interview was very difficult. The interviewer was not very good because instead of asking CS subjects, he was asking about electrical, which is irrelevant to their job description. Some of them were very nice.
It was a three-round interview process: 1. Technical Questions: Core Java, Spring, Hibernate, and Database related. 2. Whiteboarding: Coding round. 3. Generic questions regarding your previous experience and how you would deal with real-time problem
The interview was on the phone. The interviewer asked a number of questions about projects I took part in, as well as a number of technical questions about processes, threads, and data structures.
The interview was very difficult. The interviewer was not very good because instead of asking CS subjects, he was asking about electrical, which is irrelevant to their job description. Some of them were very nice.
It was a three-round interview process: 1. Technical Questions: Core Java, Spring, Hibernate, and Database related. 2. Whiteboarding: Coding round. 3. Generic questions regarding your previous experience and how you would deal with real-time problem
The interview was on the phone. The interviewer asked a number of questions about projects I took part in, as well as a number of technical questions about processes, threads, and data structures.