Good work culture.
Friendly and helping teammates (at least in my team).
Good compensation.
Cutting-edge technology.
Amazing impact with respect to the products developed.
Once you have a very good rating in the first one-two years at the company, it is very easy to maintain the same rating. So, in essence, you have to work and prove yourself in the first year, as that mostly makes or breaks your career.
If your manager is not satisfied, or for some reason is not able to evaluate you properly, then you are in trouble, big time. This especially applies for the first year at work. The performance rating that you receive in your first year will most likely be either incremented or decremented by one in the next year, depending on your performance.
Perks are not good enough in comparison to competing companies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook.
In certain teams, the bar has been set so high that during the appraisal period, almost no developers get promoted (this applies across different levels).
The interview process is easy. It consists of standard LeetCode questions. Practice standard questions, and you will be good to go. The interview process is easy. It consists of standard LeetCode questions. Practice standard questions, and you wil
I had a written interview at university for an internship. After the internship, I was interviewed for a full-time offer. It involved three technical interviews and an HR interview. The interviewers were helpful, and thinking out loud assisted the p
The interviewer was reasonably congenial, and since it was a phone interview, I did not know them. It was not very clear from the interviewer's side what kinds of answers they wanted. I could understand that they were in a hurry, and since it was a t
The interview process is easy. It consists of standard LeetCode questions. Practice standard questions, and you will be good to go. The interview process is easy. It consists of standard LeetCode questions. Practice standard questions, and you wil
I had a written interview at university for an internship. After the internship, I was interviewed for a full-time offer. It involved three technical interviews and an HR interview. The interviewers were helpful, and thinking out loud assisted the p
The interviewer was reasonably congenial, and since it was a phone interview, I did not know them. It was not very clear from the interviewer's side what kinds of answers they wanted. I could understand that they were in a hurry, and since it was a t