Toxic politics & autocratic culture with little growth opportunity
Toxic politics & autocratic culture with little growth opportunity
Okay for early-career folks: an easy job with okay pay, as long as you play along, blend in, and don't stick out.
An echo chamber autocratic culture where senior executives only focus on keeping their reign. They are super insecure and easily threatened by true technical experts. To survive, you'll need to be mediocre and 1000% managing up (i.e., brown-nosing). Not great for professional growth or career advancement.
Many folks who survive here with long tenure are great politicians who won't hesitate to throw you under the bus, so you need to constantly watch your back and stay in Hunger Games mode.
This culture is hopeless to change. "Bad money drives out good." Many truly passionate, talented, hard-working employees were driven out or fired. It's the loss of the company.
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Phone interview followed by hackathon, then interview, then HR. 2 TECH 1 HR 1 phone Resume shortlisting. One phone call: - Questions on projects - Team building - Review - Time management - Strengths and weaknesses Expectations: - Leadership - Ha
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Interview happened onsite at the Bangalore office. The interview panel were from the US. They asked a few technical questions, mostly operational and case studies. The interviewers were friendly, but I couldn't get any kind of read on how I was doing
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They basically asked general questions, but one should be confident. It's easy to get through if you clear the written round.
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United StatesOctober 27, 2021Phone interview followed by hackathon, then interview, then HR. 2 TECH 1 HR 1 phone Resume shortlisting. One phone call: - Questions on projects - Team building - Review - Time management - Strengths and weaknesses Expectations: - Leadership - Ha
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2016Interview happened onsite at the Bangalore office. The interview panel were from the US. They asked a few technical questions, mostly operational and case studies. The interviewers were friendly, but I couldn't get any kind of read on how I was doing
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2010They basically asked general questions, but one should be confident. It's easy to get through if you clear the written round.
