Flipkart has a good work-life balance and cares immensely about its employees. There's lots of tech to experiment with.
The company has slowed down significantly. If you are ambitious, I am not sure this is the right place to work.
Promotions are non-existent, and you would have to wait 2-3 years for a single jump from SDE-1 to SDE-2.
Much of the time is spent on maintenance rather than writing new code. UI feature integration takes a century.
Compensation is low compared to the market.
I was asked three questions on the phone. For the 2nd and 3rd questions, I gave okay answers. I did not answer the first question.
It was an off-campus interview, possibly the first conducted by Flipkart. The process was not very well defined. * Gave an online test on InterviewStreet. * Had three telephonic interviews (two technical + one HR-related, but mostly on the techn
The process is as follows: 1. Coding Round 2 questions, 90 minutes. 2. Machine coding round. 3. Technical Interview (DS). 4. HR Interview. You need a solid programming background to clear these rounds. Practicing competitive programming would be en
I was asked three questions on the phone. For the 2nd and 3rd questions, I gave okay answers. I did not answer the first question.
It was an off-campus interview, possibly the first conducted by Flipkart. The process was not very well defined. * Gave an online test on InterviewStreet. * Had three telephonic interviews (two technical + one HR-related, but mostly on the techn
The process is as follows: 1. Coding Round 2 questions, 90 minutes. 2. Machine coding round. 3. Technical Interview (DS). 4. HR Interview. You need a solid programming background to clear these rounds. Practicing competitive programming would be en