No hierarchy and good work-life balance.
Not many cons, honestly. It's a great place.
It seemed like when I applied to Grab, there was chaos in the HR faculty. As a result, there were very long delays in communications as well as various contact points. I went through a coding test at HackerRank (or sort of), then four more one-on-one
Online test with two problems on Codility, followed by three online interviews through Hangouts. Questions were about algorithms, data structures, and a few behavioral questions. Be prepared for interviewers with English accents.
The process involved an online assessment, followed by a technical interview. During the technical interview, the lead asked a series of basic fundamental CS questions. This was followed by two LeetCode problems: one medium and one hard.
It seemed like when I applied to Grab, there was chaos in the HR faculty. As a result, there were very long delays in communications as well as various contact points. I went through a coding test at HackerRank (or sort of), then four more one-on-one
Online test with two problems on Codility, followed by three online interviews through Hangouts. Questions were about algorithms, data structures, and a few behavioral questions. Be prepared for interviewers with English accents.
The process involved an online assessment, followed by a technical interview. During the technical interview, the lead asked a series of basic fundamental CS questions. This was followed by two LeetCode problems: one medium and one hard.