Good work culture, best in work-life balance. Have opportunities to work with talented people. Lot of learning opportunities, new technologies. Examples include ML, cloud, AI, etc. Good joining goodies like jacket, T-shirt, mug, bottle, etc. Food is good and at a cheap price. Good evening snacks and fruits are available all the time. HR team is very cooperative. Company stock policies are really good, such as RSU.
Less pay hike for existing employees; good hike for new joiners.
Your compensation will decide which project you work on, not the company.
No training facilities for the dev team.
Management is good and well managed.
Coding and MCQ round on HackerRank. R1: Basic questions on CSE (20 min). R2: Basic and some deep questions on Linux, HTML, CSS3, Core Java, and multithreading. An interviewer asked to write code in Java.
I was referred, so I skipped straight to the 3-hour interview. I had three interviewers, who all asked about my resume and a coding question. The interview was over HackerRank's interview platform.
Received a HackerRank with some questions about REST APIs, general CS fundamentals, and a coding question on comparing two strings. Upon completion, I was invited for a final onsite with four interviewers. I was asked no behavioral questions. It st
Coding and MCQ round on HackerRank. R1: Basic questions on CSE (20 min). R2: Basic and some deep questions on Linux, HTML, CSS3, Core Java, and multithreading. An interviewer asked to write code in Java.
I was referred, so I skipped straight to the 3-hour interview. I had three interviewers, who all asked about my resume and a coding question. The interview was over HackerRank's interview platform.
Received a HackerRank with some questions about REST APIs, general CS fundamentals, and a coding question on comparing two strings. Upon completion, I was invited for a final onsite with four interviewers. I was asked no behavioral questions. It st