Can't really think of any pros, I would have added working at scale as one of the pros but this is neutralised by the speed over perfection mantra that this org has. Even compensation can't be added here as most employees work over-time leading to the per hour pay way below industry, the only pro this company has in just creating hype, for e.g employee resigning is marketed as lots of job openings.
Come back to planet Earth.
I applied through an employee referral. There were two rounds: machine coding and system design. Each round lasted for 2 and 1.5 hours, respectively. In the machine coding round, they will ask you to code a working demo model for a problem. They con
The communication was good, with proper timing and email conversations. Their process was proper with formal interview questions, and it included a coding round focused on data structures.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. The HR contacted me about 2 weeks later, and they gave an online HackerEarth coding challenge and asked me to complete it. Then the F2F interview was scheduled in a week's time. As I
I applied through an employee referral. There were two rounds: machine coding and system design. Each round lasted for 2 and 1.5 hours, respectively. In the machine coding round, they will ask you to code a working demo model for a problem. They con
The communication was good, with proper timing and email conversations. Their process was proper with formal interview questions, and it included a coding round focused on data structures.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. The HR contacted me about 2 weeks later, and they gave an online HackerEarth coding challenge and asked me to complete it. Then the F2F interview was scheduled in a week's time. As I