Solid work-life balance here. No more work than 40 hours, with the exception of certain deadlines. For many roles, the work is not demanding or exceedingly challenging. People are quite relaxed and laid-back.
Like most massive corporations, the company is pretty fragmented. Your experience with one manager, department, or division can vary wildly from another person's. You can be at the mercy of your manager without much recourse.
Also like many other large, publicly-traded corporations, there is a lot of short-term thinking and a massive focus on quarterly results.
Several coding interview questions were asked by three people. I was tested on my Java skills and asked a few LeetCode questions. Afterward, I was tested on React basics, which was not too technical.
Three interviews were conducted over Zoom. All three were technical, covering very basic competencies plus a few algorithms. The atmosphere was very laid-back, relaxed, and friendly. I performed terribly on two out of the three interviews, but that
Onsite + 2 telephonic interviews. Basics of data structures. Lots of MCQs on C programming. Bit manipulation. Write clean and bug-free C code during interviews. You are expected to write clean C code in those interviews. Basics of linked lists and
Several coding interview questions were asked by three people. I was tested on my Java skills and asked a few LeetCode questions. Afterward, I was tested on React basics, which was not too technical.
Three interviews were conducted over Zoom. All three were technical, covering very basic competencies plus a few algorithms. The atmosphere was very laid-back, relaxed, and friendly. I performed terribly on two out of the three interviews, but that
Onsite + 2 telephonic interviews. Basics of data structures. Lots of MCQs on C programming. Bit manipulation. Write clean and bug-free C code during interviews. You are expected to write clean C code in those interviews. Basics of linked lists and