Life-work balance is great.
None, I don't find any cons.
The interview process is relatively easy to clear. You need to be strong in basic and domain knowledge. They have around four rounds. The first three rounds are technical, and the final one is managerial. However, even in this round, I was asked tec
One of the team members called for the first technical round. It was a video call on MS Teams. The interviewer was a bit late. The interview duration was 1 hour and 20 minutes instead of 1 hour.
Two-part interview. First was a standard behavioral interview, but the second was a very unusual pair programming exercise in a language I didn't have any experience with. I was given plenty of hints and website resources to help.
The interview process is relatively easy to clear. You need to be strong in basic and domain knowledge. They have around four rounds. The first three rounds are technical, and the final one is managerial. However, even in this round, I was asked tec
One of the team members called for the first technical round. It was a video call on MS Teams. The interviewer was a bit late. The interview duration was 1 hour and 20 minutes instead of 1 hour.
Two-part interview. First was a standard behavioral interview, but the second was a very unusual pair programming exercise in a language I didn't have any experience with. I was given plenty of hints and website resources to help.