The work is very sluggish and sometimes downright lethargic. Things which should take an hour sometimes take a day or two. There are so many dependent teams and parties you have to work with that it exhausts you more than the actual dev work. Most such dependencies are located in the US, so you usually have to sit through the whole day expecting their reply. (Again, this is what I have experienced, but there are teams which do not have such bottlenecks).
There is politics, and a lot of it. That's all I'll say.
The first round is a coding round, in which you get two questions: one easy and one medium. You have to solve both questions in one hour. The second round is a phone interview, in which two easy behavioral questions are asked. The third round is a
The interview process involved a HR call, an online coding test where three programming questions were to be solved, three rounds of technical interviews, and then a HR discussion on compensation.
One telephonic and one video conference. 1. For telephonic, they asked all multithreading-related questions. 2. For videoconference, it was managerial plus technical; there they asked algorithms. They were very much on time. After one hour of my s
The first round is a coding round, in which you get two questions: one easy and one medium. You have to solve both questions in one hour. The second round is a phone interview, in which two easy behavioral questions are asked. The third round is a
The interview process involved a HR call, an online coding test where three programming questions were to be solved, three rounds of technical interviews, and then a HR discussion on compensation.
One telephonic and one video conference. 1. For telephonic, they asked all multithreading-related questions. 2. For videoconference, it was managerial plus technical; there they asked algorithms. They were very much on time. After one hour of my s