OK salary, flexible working hours, and can WFH if you discuss with the manager. In my team, most people WFH 2/5 days.
Projects can be exciting, with good work-life balance.
But there's a lot of bureaucracy that comes with being part of a large company (100k+ people), adhering to processes, etc. So, keep that in mind.
There was a salary freeze a while ago, and that's made people annoyed, as well as the pay compression between newer graduate hires and people with multiple years of experience.
Worst interview experience of my career!! I gave and cleared all four rounds. The recruiter asked for documents and, a few weeks later, called and gave verbal confirmation, asking for further details. That was it. They vanished after that. I tried
Applied online and received a 30-minute call from a recruiter after three weeks. I progressed to the final rounds. I bombed the first interview because the interviewer asked me a DP problem, and I froze. I let him know I'm not good at that, so he t
There were three technical interviews and three LeetCode classic questions, plus one OOP-type interview where you explain the design and how you solve the problem, what data structure should be used, and why it is optimal.
Worst interview experience of my career!! I gave and cleared all four rounds. The recruiter asked for documents and, a few weeks later, called and gave verbal confirmation, asking for further details. That was it. They vanished after that. I tried
Applied online and received a 30-minute call from a recruiter after three weeks. I progressed to the final rounds. I bombed the first interview because the interviewer asked me a DP problem, and I froze. I let him know I'm not good at that, so he t
There were three technical interviews and three LeetCode classic questions, plus one OOP-type interview where you explain the design and how you solve the problem, what data structure should be used, and why it is optimal.