Average pay, good bonus, ESPP, RSU (top performers).
Good work, good people, top-notch technology.
WFH, medical policy, cab transport, best facility, good cafeteria.
Internet bill reimbursement (limit Rs5000/month).
Overall good.
It's totally a business and public company, and always takes care of shareholders' interests, sometimes on the verge of a hike, promotions, or a little bonus cut.
I understand engineers don't matter much when a company's worth can increase by $60 billion within six months just because of a few management decisions. But product matters, and products are derived by engineers. My advice is to take care of your assets, meaning your engineers.
The interview started with a light introduction. This was followed by a discussion on the resume and projects that I have done. The interviewer asked some basic questions on web development and SQL.
Applied through LinkedIn, it took around 3 weeks. The timing was perfect. The panel was so nice; they made me comfortable.
A friend referred me. I was invited to the campus for an interview, which consisted of four rounds: * Coding Round * Technical Round * Technical Round * Manager Round From applying to receiving an offer, the process took about 1 to 1.5 months. The
The interview started with a light introduction. This was followed by a discussion on the resume and projects that I have done. The interviewer asked some basic questions on web development and SQL.
Applied through LinkedIn, it took around 3 weeks. The timing was perfect. The panel was so nice; they made me comfortable.
A friend referred me. I was invited to the campus for an interview, which consisted of four rounds: * Coding Round * Technical Round * Technical Round * Manager Round From applying to receiving an offer, the process took about 1 to 1.5 months. The