Okay. Work environment with a lot of red tape and unneeded processes
Okay. Work environment with a lot of red tape and unneeded processes
Overall, fairly competent people in some areas. If you work in a decent division, it will be a good experience. Some divisions are more turbulent than others.
A wide array of job choices to choose from. A large company and overall employee treatment is decent. The illusion of job security is quite good.
Over-populated workspaces, long work hours, and poor life/work balance as of late.
Some groups suffer from a lack of knowledge about their processes or inherited systems.
Some personnel are much less knowledgeable than you would expect.
Huge WAMU influx.
Choking political policies that go against an agile dot-com mentality.
Get rid of the dead weight chiefs and get more "indians." Don't let a slow and steady, bank, no-risk-taking mentality kill the required agility and fast change needed by a high-tech industry. We push code to provide a wide variety of travel services. The travel industry has what seems like daily changes and is constantly growing in all the different ways to travel and enjoy a remote location. We're not doing loan risk analysis or general money handling and financials, which would warrant a more cautious and bureaucratic approach.
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Applications Engineer II
All interview rounds were good and smooth. There was no long waiting. They called according to my availability. Overall rounds depend on the candidate's skills and the position. They hire you if you give confident answers to each round.
Applications Engineer II
Face-to-face round. There were three rounds in total. In the end, I was told that there would be a Skype and director round. No email, no call, and no feedback were received, even after 15 days.
Applications Engineer II
1st Round: Screening done by one of the senior team members. Asked about past experience and work profile. Discussed the Job Description and the roles and responsibilities Expedia is looking for, followed by a few scenario-based questions. At the end
Applications Engineer II
IndiaSeptember 3, 2016All interview rounds were good and smooth. There was no long waiting. They called according to my availability. Overall rounds depend on the candidate's skills and the position. They hire you if you give confident answers to each round.
Applications Engineer II
New Delhi, IndiaMay 21, 2016Face-to-face round. There were three rounds in total. In the end, I was told that there would be a Skype and director round. No email, no call, and no feedback were received, even after 15 days.
Applications Engineer II
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaDecember 1, 20141st Round: Screening done by one of the senior team members. Asked about past experience and work profile. Discussed the Job Description and the roles and responsibilities Expedia is looking for, followed by a few scenario-based questions. At the end
