OK, work-life balance, remote work, some really cool people.
Arrogant management, big focus on OPEX. The way the company progresses is by running layoff marathons every 3 months. There is no appreciation. People get fired if they have opinions different than their manager, and HR covers up all those cases. The leadership has no clue about the products they are asking engineers to build. Things get built and scrapped and rebuilt, and to cover the failure, it's presented as a learning curve (learning when everyone already knew it?).
The career opportunities do not exist. Pay is rather low compared to the market.
Average benefits, with a few being taken away :(
There are a few great people, but the culture coming from upper management is disgusting, saying, "You're either with us or you should leave." Not very motivating or convincing.
Keep on rolling with your layoffs, and this company will follow Nokia's steps.
The interview panel was very friendly. They made me comfortable and less tense. The best thing about this company is that if you have talent, even in some other field besides software, they will hire you for sure. I have attended many interviews, but
There were a total of 3 rounds. 2 technical + 1 HR. The first technical round was about data structures and problem-solving, with a little about operating systems. The second round was about my resume. The HR round was a normal round.
The interview process was easy. There were not too many questions, and the technical questions were manageable. Some questions were behavioral, some involved coding, and others focused on my resume.
The interview panel was very friendly. They made me comfortable and less tense. The best thing about this company is that if you have talent, even in some other field besides software, they will hire you for sure. I have attended many interviews, but
There were a total of 3 rounds. 2 technical + 1 HR. The first technical round was about data structures and problem-solving, with a little about operating systems. The second round was about my resume. The HR round was a normal round.
The interview process was easy. There were not too many questions, and the technical questions were manageable. Some questions were behavioral, some involved coding, and others focused on my resume.