Freedom and Ownership. Devs are free to make decisions in their code. This is also a con.
Flexible timings and awesome startup environment.
Some amazing developers with really good knowledge.
Lots of technologies to get into and learn.
There is no coordination between managers. This results in developers handling multiple tasks at any time and poor and creates chaos.
Managers are hasty and push untested code to production and then throw developers under the bus when the code fails.
There is NIH syndrome in the company's development team.
The senior management are on a different books (not even pages!!).
Business team gives in to the demands of clients and then give unreasonable and unrealistic times to the managers and developers.
Devs pushing code in staging which does not build and since there is no code review, it gets deployed to prod.
No proper coding paradigms followed. Lack of any senior developers.
Developers are underpaid and raises are not always given.
Some managers (can't name them) create a toxic environment and hinder development, causing missed deadlines and poor code.
It is time that management wakes up and fixes the reason why the attrition rate is so high.
I applied through a college or university. The process took 3 days. The preliminary online test shortlisted candidates for the next process. The hiring flow was: - Day 1: An online programming test of 90 to 110 minutes, where they could code in any
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Interview Rounds Round 1: MCQ Round MCQ-based questions, mostly from core subjects were asked. There were 30 questions and the duration of this round was 25 minutes. Round 2: Coding Round, Duration : 1 hou
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. - The first round was aptitude along with technical questions, consisting of 25 aptitude and 25 technical questions. - The next round was a hackathon round featuring a technical inte
I applied through a college or university. The process took 3 days. The preliminary online test shortlisted candidates for the next process. The hiring flow was: - Day 1: An online programming test of 90 to 110 minutes, where they could code in any
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Interview Rounds Round 1: MCQ Round MCQ-based questions, mostly from core subjects were asked. There were 30 questions and the duration of this round was 25 minutes. Round 2: Coding Round, Duration : 1 hou
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. - The first round was aptitude along with technical questions, consisting of 25 aptitude and 25 technical questions. - The next round was a hackathon round featuring a technical inte