Benefits are standard for a large conglomerate, meaning good.
Paid time off is generous.
Work is moderately varied, with occasional ruts.
Reporting structure and year-end reviews are a joke. Your performance is, in my case, rated by people not in your direct line of supervision, people who do not understand (and have no interest in understanding) the day-to-day of what you do.
I have five bosses, Bob.
If I have to resuscitate one more desiccated corpse of a DoD "web application," I will go completely postal.
For the love of all that is good and right in this world, listen to the "consummate professionals" you've hired. We do, on occasion, have a pretty good grasp on things.
- Online Assessment: 4 short coding questions, LeetCode easy to medium. - Technical Interview: Go over coding assessment and technical experience. - Systems Design Interview: Design a solution to an open-ended problem.
It was good. The interviewer was very friendly. He asked me to introduce myself, asked about my projects and my role. He also asked some basic Python questions about lists and stacks.
It was a 1-hour interview where the interviewer asked more about OOPs and about a little DSA. It was a 1-hour interview where the interviewer asked more about OOPs and about a little DSA.
- Online Assessment: 4 short coding questions, LeetCode easy to medium. - Technical Interview: Go over coding assessment and technical experience. - Systems Design Interview: Design a solution to an open-ended problem.
It was good. The interviewer was very friendly. He asked me to introduce myself, asked about my projects and my role. He also asked some basic Python questions about lists and stacks.
It was a 1-hour interview where the interviewer asked more about OOPs and about a little DSA. It was a 1-hour interview where the interviewer asked more about OOPs and about a little DSA.