Talented people and interesting projects. Great potential if you have the exact skill needed. Flexible work environment, and the managers that I worked with were some of the best in the business.
People resources can be considered disposable tools, good if you have the skills needed at that moment, but a disposable resource if/when not immediately needed. There's zero job security. Benefits, 401k match, and bonus/incentive structures have eroded to almost non-existent, even in the relatively short time I was there.
Post shortlisting, there was one telephonic round, mostly focused on Core Java and the Java language package. Following the telephonic round, I was invited for an in-person interview at the Gurgaon location. I was informed it would be an offer round
The technical round involved many data dictionary and programming-based questions. Some questions were very basic. I need to brush up on my basics well. The technical round was telephonic. The second round, to discuss salary and job role, was in per
I received an interview call from LinkedIn. There are a total of three rounds: 1. HackerRank Test (covering Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL, ReactJS) 2. Technical Interview (Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL) 3. PDM round (behavio
Post shortlisting, there was one telephonic round, mostly focused on Core Java and the Java language package. Following the telephonic round, I was invited for an in-person interview at the Gurgaon location. I was informed it would be an offer round
The technical round involved many data dictionary and programming-based questions. Some questions were very basic. I need to brush up on my basics well. The technical round was telephonic. The second round, to discuss salary and job role, was in per
I received an interview call from LinkedIn. There are a total of three rounds: 1. HackerRank Test (covering Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL, ReactJS) 2. Technical Interview (Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL) 3. PDM round (behavio