WLB so far has been really good for me. On-call rotations can be tough sometimes (I am in infrastructure), but otherwise there's a lot to learn. Salary is pretty good for the location, and coworkers are solid. There are pretty good learning opportunities too, with access to the latest tech in the infra space.
Job stability is decent, but rumors of layoffs and occasional contractor or job post freezing can be a tad unsettling. Engineers overall feel that leadership can be quite bureaucratic, leading to some poor business decisions. As an early-career engineer, I don't really feel the impact of this.
All F2F rounds happened in a day, with two Skype rounds following. The questions were easy. Preference was given to employee referrals because they received a bonus. Skype rounds were just a formality to interact with senior management.
The process started with an email requesting basic information from the HR Recruiter. This was followed by an HR screening interview with basic questions about my experience and my last job (nothing technical). Next, they set up a phone interview wi
There were two combined behavioral and technical interviews, each lasting one hour. Each interview included a few behavioral questions and two technical questions, all completed using the HackerRank interview portal and direct communication with the
All F2F rounds happened in a day, with two Skype rounds following. The questions were easy. Preference was given to employee referrals because they received a bonus. Skype rounds were just a formality to interact with senior management.
The process started with an email requesting basic information from the HR Recruiter. This was followed by an HR screening interview with basic questions about my experience and my last job (nothing technical). Next, they set up a phone interview wi
There were two combined behavioral and technical interviews, each lasting one hour. Each interview included a few behavioral questions and two technical questions, all completed using the HackerRank interview portal and direct communication with the