Great benefits. Great opportunities.
Average to below salary. Heavy politics. Terrible bonuses. Terrible raises. Insane regulatory red tape at every level. Heavy favoritism structure. More workload means less advancement and less visibility.
Middle management is the problem. They are yes-men for their own advantages while everyone else at the bottom is kicked.
Basic coding round. They will ask to write a simple program. Next is the technical round. After the technical round, the managerial round follows. If all rounds are clear, then finally there's an online coding round. There will be two questions p
The interview process can feel unrealistic and is not always a good way of measuring coding ability. It's often not worth all the preparations.
I had three interview rounds. The first two rounds were positive experiences, but the third was the worst. For the third round, both the technical interviewer and the hiring manager were almost 30 minutes late. There was no email, phone call, or not
Basic coding round. They will ask to write a simple program. Next is the technical round. After the technical round, the managerial round follows. If all rounds are clear, then finally there's an online coding round. There will be two questions p
The interview process can feel unrealistic and is not always a good way of measuring coding ability. It's often not worth all the preparations.
I had three interview rounds. The first two rounds were positive experiences, but the third was the worst. For the third round, both the technical interviewer and the hiring manager were almost 30 minutes late. There was no email, phone call, or not