Compensation above the industry standard.
Toxic culture where the blaming game, spotlight stealing, and gaslighting are very common. Most managers talk about promotion early to make you feel special, prompting you to put in 150% at work. But in reality, they also talk the same thing to everyone. To preserve hierarchy, they will gatekeep you by revealing new requirements after you fulfill everything. Technical skills are subject to invalidations, as it will disrupt their power balance. Growth equals building allyship with powerful figures via boot-licking, as they will reveal the only secret of getting promoted: "Claim as many driver seats as possible." However, you'll find everyone to be very quick in claiming driver seats. The worst part: When the car crashes, they are already miles away from the vehicle, putting you to blame. To survive, dualism is the key: Be their ally and competitor at the same time.
No need, already beyond saving.
The interviewer treated the interview as an ego exercise, where they seemed to need the candidate to be deficient so they could feel strong. I solved the DSA problem in one go but wasn't allowed to run it to debug and validate test cases until I ran
Interview Process: * Phone Screening * Coding Test * System Design + Data Structure Design The process starts with a phone screen, followed by a coding test, then system design/data structure interviews. The culture fit round was not part of my exp
It was smooth, but the expectation is a lot. They pay an average salary and expect top-tier developers. If you pay average, you should expect an average developer only. If you want the best, pay the best.
The interviewer treated the interview as an ego exercise, where they seemed to need the candidate to be deficient so they could feel strong. I solved the DSA problem in one go but wasn't allowed to run it to debug and validate test cases until I ran
Interview Process: * Phone Screening * Coding Test * System Design + Data Structure Design The process starts with a phone screen, followed by a coding test, then system design/data structure interviews. The culture fit round was not part of my exp
It was smooth, but the expectation is a lot. They pay an average salary and expect top-tier developers. If you pay average, you should expect an average developer only. If you want the best, pay the best.