Great learning environment with a supportive culture
Great learning environment with a supportive culture
Supportive colleagues and mentors, access to cutting-edge tools, strong work-life balance, structured processes, and excellent learning opportunities.
Bureaucratic decision-making at times, limited flexibility in experimenting with newer technologies, and occasional delays due to strict compliance requirements.
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Full Stack Developer
Hiring process is good, but HR and management are pathetic. I went for the interview on 10th Aug, 2019, at the Bangalore office. There were 4 rounds in total: 1st Round: Hackerrank test with 3 questions to be completed in 1 hour. Questions were eas
Full Stack Developer
There was a total of 3 rounds. First one is a little bit easy to crack, as it includes some aptitude and 2 simple programming questions (one is a 2D array problem and another one is a math problem). Second one was a technical round, mainly focusing
Full Stack Developer
Few rounds, some tech questions, mostly normal interview questions. The final round focused a lot on OOP, had you write pseudocode about a scenario. The interviewer was willing to talk you through the scenario; you don't have to just come up with eve
Full Stack Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2019Hiring process is good, but HR and management are pathetic. I went for the interview on 10th Aug, 2019, at the Bangalore office. There were 4 rounds in total: 1st Round: Hackerrank test with 3 questions to be completed in 1 hour. Questions were eas
Full Stack Developer
Madurai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaNovember 1, 2020There was a total of 3 rounds. First one is a little bit easy to crack, as it includes some aptitude and 2 simple programming questions (one is a 2D array problem and another one is a math problem). Second one was a technical round, mainly focusing
Full Stack Developer
United StatesNovember 22, 2020Few rounds, some tech questions, mostly normal interview questions. The final round focused a lot on OOP, had you write pseudocode about a scenario. The interviewer was willing to talk you through the scenario; you don't have to just come up with eve
