Good on campus food (although it's not free). Good work environment. Good work-life balance.
Developers may have to do business analysis and QA testing work, as there aren't always people dedicated to those roles on each team.
I was selected through the Code For Good Competition hosted by them. It had 3 rounds: * Resume screening * Telephonic interview * Code For Good 2-day competition Every step was an elimination.
OA followed by a superday. The superday consisted of two interviews, one behavioral and one technical. Worst interview experience by far. The first interviewer was OK but seemed tired and exhausted. The second interviewer is a whole new story – abso
It took around 4 weeks for the first 2 stages. One was Pymetrics, then the second was the online interview done on HireVue. The platform was easy to navigate. I was asked 2 behavioural and 2 coding questions. Then, after about a month, I got a notif
I was selected through the Code For Good Competition hosted by them. It had 3 rounds: * Resume screening * Telephonic interview * Code For Good 2-day competition Every step was an elimination.
OA followed by a superday. The superday consisted of two interviews, one behavioral and one technical. Worst interview experience by far. The first interviewer was OK but seemed tired and exhausted. The second interviewer is a whole new story – abso
It took around 4 weeks for the first 2 stages. One was Pymetrics, then the second was the online interview done on HireVue. The platform was easy to navigate. I was asked 2 behavioural and 2 coding questions. Then, after about a month, I got a notif