Good salary and benefits. Good work-life balance, in part coming from poor project and time management, so you have lots of downtime.
They code like it is 1995. They do not use modern coding standards.
They are very reactive to bad events, not pro-active in adopting technologies that avoid these events.
They have huge complex systems with code that "self documents." Needless to say, no one understands what is going on at all.
They adopt a standard for an old technology (e.g., SQL Server 2000) then fail to change the standards for newer technologies.
There is no project management or system design. There is simply a ticket system, so you write code to the individual ticket with no other design.
Adopt some form of project management methodology and create a software architect's office.
Got to learn a lot from the interview. As a fresher, this was my third interview. The remaining words are just to complete the 30-word policy on Glassdoor. Then, I did not get any opportunity for an interview. That was my last interview.
There was first an aptitude with coding round. After clearing it, there was a 1-hour interview on programming, with 1 DSA question (20 mins) and JS knowledge (30 mins).
I applied through LinkedIn Jobs and received a call for an interview. They conducted two mandatory rounds. I received an email for the interview, and they also provided the opportunity to schedule it according to my availability.
Got to learn a lot from the interview. As a fresher, this was my third interview. The remaining words are just to complete the 30-word policy on Glassdoor. Then, I did not get any opportunity for an interview. That was my last interview.
There was first an aptitude with coding round. After clearing it, there was a 1-hour interview on programming, with 1 DSA question (20 mins) and JS knowledge (30 mins).
I applied through LinkedIn Jobs and received a call for an interview. They conducted two mandatory rounds. I received an email for the interview, and they also provided the opportunity to schedule it according to my availability.