Good work-life balance. Lots of opportunities for learning and developing new skills. Great benefits. Friendly culture. Some very talented people. Very successful company; it feels good to be on the winning team.
Lots of not talented people filling up seats.
Org structure sets teams up for lots of duplicative and/or useless projects.
Overemphasis on using specific tools for reasons other than enhancing the developer experience.
Orgs should be flatter.
They should be less tolerant of underperforming employees.
The job interview was for a Java software engineer with 6 to 9 years of experience. The interview was conducted in three rounds. In the first round, important Java and Spring questions were asked, along with basic coding questions like checking for
Manager round, Technical round, Client round
They start by introducing the LEAP program. After that, you introduce yourself and tell them why you want to work there. You explain your experience in the front-end and back-end separately. Next, you explain your experience with different frameworks
The job interview was for a Java software engineer with 6 to 9 years of experience. The interview was conducted in three rounds. In the first round, important Java and Spring questions were asked, along with basic coding questions like checking for
Manager round, Technical round, Client round
They start by introducing the LEAP program. After that, you introduce yourself and tell them why you want to work there. You explain your experience in the front-end and back-end separately. Next, you explain your experience with different frameworks