It has a lot of learning opportunities here, especially if you came from a smaller company prior. You get to learn to use a lot of tools and best practices that are widely used in the industry.
Some training and online courses are also provided by the company for free if you want to improve your knowledge and skill.
There are many fun activities and competitions held within the company that feels like a mini university experience as well.
Since this is a multi-national company, at times you are expected to have discussions with your colleagues who live in different time zones (e.g., India, US). Therefore, you may need to reserve some time during the evening or night to have a call with them.
Maybe add more compensation. Although so far, I'm quite okay with what they have provided.
First, they told me to sit down. Then, they asked me to introduce myself. They also asked me about the projects that we had done during my engineering degree. Following that, they inquired about the steps I followed during the projects and the diffic
A comfortable and dynamic interview process allows talking with different people, including the Product Architect and the Product Manager. During the interview, the questions focused on Software Engineering techniques and best practices.
It was good, with a lot of coding, but the coding exercises were simple. There were a few theory questions, but most of them were practical. It was an overall good experience. I would recommend everyone to try this.
First, they told me to sit down. Then, they asked me to introduce myself. They also asked me about the projects that we had done during my engineering degree. Following that, they inquired about the steps I followed during the projects and the diffic
A comfortable and dynamic interview process allows talking with different people, including the Product Architect and the Product Manager. During the interview, the questions focused on Software Engineering techniques and best practices.
It was good, with a lot of coding, but the coding exercises were simple. There were a few theory questions, but most of them were practical. It was an overall good experience. I would recommend everyone to try this.