Best benefits I've ever had in my career. A company that truly cares about its workforce.
Base salary could be better. A constant ego battle. It doesn't matter how good you are at your role; your manager will keep on saying phrases like, "I lost credibility in you, we expected more, you're here because I let you be," and so on. However, if you're good at doing presentations, then they will promote you. So, work on these skills, and you'll be fine. I promise that. If you decide to move to another team, you need to do the entire process as if you were external. I find it redundant.
Why do you hire seniors if you're questioning everything they do? Start trusting in them and help them to grow instead of being a blocker.
Avoid meetings. How do you expect to deliver on time if you set up three to four meetings a day?
The interview process was standard. This requirement was for the Azure team. The first round consisted of a medium-level LeetCode coding problem and some OS-related questions. I was able to solve the problem and run through test cases, but it took
I don't usually write reviews, but the bad experience made me write this one. The manager kept cutting me off intentionally, which was really bad. I didn't want to work with him, so I finished the interview.
I had the opportunity to interview with the CSEO team during one of their interview days. The team was very nice and engaged, and I spoke with four individuals from four different teams under the CSEO's umbrella. Each interview included a coding chal
The interview process was standard. This requirement was for the Azure team. The first round consisted of a medium-level LeetCode coding problem and some OS-related questions. I was able to solve the problem and run through test cases, but it took
I don't usually write reviews, but the bad experience made me write this one. The manager kept cutting me off intentionally, which was really bad. I didn't want to work with him, so I finished the interview.
I had the opportunity to interview with the CSEO team during one of their interview days. The team was very nice and engaged, and I spoke with four individuals from four different teams under the CSEO's umbrella. Each interview included a coding chal