Pay is good. Some teams have really good culture and work-life balance.
Working hours specifically at Ekart are crazy.
It ranges from 10-12 hours per day, with many people also working on weekends owing to poor project planning without considering any buffers whatsoever.
There is also a low to medium amount of micromanagement.
People are randomly shuffled to new teams for some time to expedite project timelines, sometimes putting them in a grim situation based on the culture and quality of project planning in that team.
Employees' personal lives and health suffer.
Random shuffling of people would not help. Hire more in teams that actually require more staff and have more work.
Senior management must own up to the gaps/failures in project planning instead of pushing the developers in the team to work for an uncomfortable number of hours.
People working 12 hours a day, on weekends, with senior management nagging for delivery – all of this destroys team culture. There should be some focus on maintaining team culture and employee health.
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The client is facing an authorization issue where users performing the Sales Order creation process are receiving authorization errors in transactions VA01 and VA03. Business needs access to execute sales documents securely while ensuring compliance
The Flipkart interview process is structured to assess both technical proficiency and cultural fit. It varies slightly based on the role and experience level. Here's a comprehensive overview, particularly focusing on the Software Development Engineer
I had a software engineer interview at Flipkart. The round included two DSA questions, which involved the concepts of min-heap and max-heap, and one question related to dynamic programming (DP). Following that, there was a hiring manager round.