Good teammates, collaborative environment.
Decent projects with an updated tech stack.
Opportunities to learn new things.
Some flexibility in day-to-day work.
HR and management often come across as inconsistent and unprofessional.
Policies (WFH, DTO, etc.) keep changing based on management’s convenience.
“Unlimited DTO” is misleading — U.S. employees use it freely, but India employees are discouraged or restricted, leading to exploitation.
DTO ends up being less than industry average, with no compensation for unused days.
Constant cost-cutting across the board.
IPO discussions have been ongoing for years without clarity or transparency.
Stop changing policies informally or arbitrarily; apply them consistently across regions.
Ensure fairness between global offices instead of exploiting India teams.
Provide clear communication and transparency, especially around key company goals like the IPO.
Had one round of interview with a person on the West Coast. There was a coding question regarding separating and segregating logs based on their type through code. Add test cases for the coding scenario. Technical questions on how to debug a login
Drive: 3 rounds, 1 coding and 2 technical rounds. Kafka internal logic and project architecture. 3-round technical interview focused on coding, microservices, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud services, authentication, caching, design patterns, databases, m
I applied through college placements. There was one coding assessment which contained MCQs on CS fundamentals and aptitude, and three coding questions. The platform was HackerEarth, and each problem had a score. I was shortlisted for the interview.
Had one round of interview with a person on the West Coast. There was a coding question regarding separating and segregating logs based on their type through code. Add test cases for the coding scenario. Technical questions on how to debug a login
Drive: 3 rounds, 1 coding and 2 technical rounds. Kafka internal logic and project architecture. 3-round technical interview focused on coding, microservices, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud services, authentication, caching, design patterns, databases, m
I applied through college placements. There was one coding assessment which contained MCQs on CS fundamentals and aptitude, and three coding questions. The platform was HackerEarth, and each problem had a score. I was shortlisted for the interview.