Good working environment, friendly colleagues, understanding managers, plenty of celebrations for various project milestones, and plenty of company events aside from festive occasions.
Flexible work hours for better work-life balance that benefits families with kids or for side hustles such as non-conflict side ventures or passion projects.
Career growth may seem slower for some employees due to unavoidable department restructuring. Patent submissions may also be a helpful factor in career opportunities aside from only years of experience or deliveries of assigned work. Yet, this may also be common for other MNCs, give and take.
Top management and middle management are cool, understanding, and collaborative instead of authoritative. However, a work-from-office culture is more enforced but is negotiable with respective managers. Management should also invest in tools and equipment that allow remote access to workstations or running overnight tests, beneficial even for employees who prefer to work in the office, for face-to-face meetings, brainstorming sessions, or with lunch-out buddies.
The process took over 4 months. I had an initial phone screen from the recruiter, after which I didn't hear back for almost 2 months. I was then called and asked if I was available for a technical phone interview with the hiring manager, after 2 mo
Online code interview with two coding questions, and an in-person interview with just one coding question with one of their managers. The questions are not hard; there may be specific language requirements.
Standard behavioral questions, and then a few LeetCode-style technical questions. Some were asked conceptually, while you will be expected to code one of them. Problems ranged from LeetCode easys to LeetCode mediums.
The process took over 4 months. I had an initial phone screen from the recruiter, after which I didn't hear back for almost 2 months. I was then called and asked if I was available for a technical phone interview with the hiring manager, after 2 mo
Online code interview with two coding questions, and an in-person interview with just one coding question with one of their managers. The questions are not hard; there may be specific language requirements.
Standard behavioral questions, and then a few LeetCode-style technical questions. Some were asked conceptually, while you will be expected to code one of them. Problems ranged from LeetCode easys to LeetCode mediums.