Flexible, not so bad managers, fun place to work for, salary is good.
No product roadmap (at least the one that I worked), no real revenue from some of the products (no impact). India is always a low-cost dev center with not-so-good jobs (that's true for any other US-based company, I guess).
Reduce managers, empower the bottom line to do something great.
The interview was pretty simple yet thorough. It covered a range of questions, from Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) to Networking and Operating Systems (OS). All questions were on basic concepts, nothing fancy. A good resume certainly helped. T
The interview process had one online test, followed by an F2F interview. The interviewer was very friendly. They had shortlisted around 220 candidates for various positions and later carried out the process.
The interview process included an online aptitude test, followed by two to three technical rounds and one HR round. The aptitude test consisted of multiple-choice questions covering Quant, Logical Reasoning, Computer Communication Networks, and C/C++
The interview was pretty simple yet thorough. It covered a range of questions, from Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) to Networking and Operating Systems (OS). All questions were on basic concepts, nothing fancy. A good resume certainly helped. T
The interview process had one online test, followed by an F2F interview. The interviewer was very friendly. They had shortlisted around 220 candidates for various positions and later carried out the process.
The interview process included an online aptitude test, followed by two to three technical rounds and one HR round. The aptitude test consisted of multiple-choice questions covering Quant, Logical Reasoning, Computer Communication Networks, and C/C++