Relaxed environment. There are other reviews which compare working here to working at a government place (or for someone who's retired), and it's true.
Some engineering leads are less knowledgeable, not good at debugging, easily placing you in a keystone position (if you are good at debugging). If you play politics well, you can ride the surf.
Dealing with nervous H1B visa holders – they make their stress contagious. Also, they are not willing to take any risk or pursue cutting-edge/creative solutions.
It seems demographics are progressing towards an all-Indian workplace in the future.
"Fluffs" (who are not good programmers) play politics to get up the ranks.
Structured/bureaucratic processes. You end up becoming an 'Intuit' developer rather than a cutting-edge/modern developer, which might make you less marketable in the future.
I received an email inviting me to apply for the Summer internship position by taking a Karat challenge. After the timed Karat challenge, I completed a live technical interview with Karat. The final step is to complete a second live technical interv
The interview process was straightforward. After submitting the online form, my application was reviewed but did not advance further. I received a polite rejection without moving to the interview stage.
Went through several rounds. First was an online assessment. Next were coding interviews through Karat. The organization was fairly poor, as they never got back to me. The questions themselves were pretty straightforward LeetCode mediums.
I received an email inviting me to apply for the Summer internship position by taking a Karat challenge. After the timed Karat challenge, I completed a live technical interview with Karat. The final step is to complete a second live technical interv
The interview process was straightforward. After submitting the online form, my application was reviewed but did not advance further. I received a polite rejection without moving to the interview stage.
Went through several rounds. First was an online assessment. Next were coding interviews through Karat. The organization was fairly poor, as they never got back to me. The questions themselves were pretty straightforward LeetCode mediums.