I was able to work on microservices and micro frontends, and everything in between. It helped me so much in my career growth.
Can't think of any on the work side; you just have to give it your all. Compensation was good, but it was less than what other companies of the same level offer.
The interview process was smooth and efficient. There was less time spent waiting for a panel. The whole process was completed within four hours, right from the preliminary coding round to the HR round.
The interview process was very slow. I waited for almost three hours for each round. The day was horrible, lasting from morning to night. After that, they also called me to come in on weekdays for subsequent days. Only four people were interviewed fo
One written test of medium difficulty, then technical round with a panel where mostly questions were asked from my CV and my general course of study. Then HR round with the hiring manager, who asked general questions like, "Why they should hire me?"
The interview process was smooth and efficient. There was less time spent waiting for a panel. The whole process was completed within four hours, right from the preliminary coding round to the HR round.
The interview process was very slow. I waited for almost three hours for each round. The day was horrible, lasting from morning to night. After that, they also called me to come in on weekdays for subsequent days. Only four people were interviewed fo
One written test of medium difficulty, then technical round with a panel where mostly questions were asked from my CV and my general course of study. Then HR round with the hiring manager, who asked general questions like, "Why they should hire me?"