Work-life balance is good. Learning opportunities are there. There's a lot of opportunity to do good work if you put yourself out there. Otherwise, it's a slow working environment.
Getting anything done (even the logistical and administrative stuff) has a long process to it. The mainstays who have been working there for 10+ years can tend to have a closed-minded approach to any new work items or suggestions.
Though I am yet to hear the final decision from them, here is the process that has happened so far. I came across the open position on LinkedIn job search and applied on the company website. A technical recruiter called me and had a few minutes' di
The initial interview process was mostly standard. It included a phone interview, followed by a face-to-face interview with two developers and the product and dev managers. Some questions were based on the experience listed on the resume, while a few
I was directly called for a face-to-face interview. The interview panel consisted of a manager and a Director-level executive. They asked simple questions, and I found it easy to impress them. This round was followed by a couple of telephonic rounds
Though I am yet to hear the final decision from them, here is the process that has happened so far. I came across the open position on LinkedIn job search and applied on the company website. A technical recruiter called me and had a few minutes' di
The initial interview process was mostly standard. It included a phone interview, followed by a face-to-face interview with two developers and the product and dev managers. Some questions were based on the experience listed on the resume, while a few
I was directly called for a face-to-face interview. The interview panel consisted of a manager and a Director-level executive. They asked simple questions, and I found it easy to impress them. This round was followed by a couple of telephonic rounds