The work-life balance here is excellent and genuinely respected by leadership. The culture is highly inclusive and "outspoken" in the best way possible; everyone is encouraged to get the visibility that they deserve. The company fosters an environment where you can disagree, debate, and challenge ideas openly. This healthy friction is encouraged to help us reach the best possible decisions without fear of retribution.
Strategic planning sometimes lacks end-to-end follow-through. Too often, product decisions or internal tooling initiatives are greenlit without a clear vision for monetization or tangible cost savings. We tend to start building before fully vetting the long-term business value or ROI, which can lead to wasted effort on projects that haven't been fully thought out from a business perspective.
Please prioritize defining the business value before execution begins. Ensure that every initiative—whether a customer-facing product or an internal tool—has a clear path to monetization or defined efficiency savings attached to it from day one.
The first round was a written test where it had 18 MCQs and 2 coding questions. Then I was called for an F2F interview where we had 2 rounds: * System design round * Coding round
The interview process was very unprofessional. He did cut me off while I was giving my introduction, and I was just talking about my experience in tech stacks, which I believe is important. He was more worried about the time constraints than about me
I was contacted twice by their recruiters in a year. Twice, I had interviews with engineering managers. I never got to do any tests. They just sent me a no-reply, generated email saying they had picked someone else. Thanks for wasting my time.
The first round was a written test where it had 18 MCQs and 2 coding questions. Then I was called for an F2F interview where we had 2 rounds: * System design round * Coding round
The interview process was very unprofessional. He did cut me off while I was giving my introduction, and I was just talking about my experience in tech stacks, which I believe is important. He was more worried about the time constraints than about me
I was contacted twice by their recruiters in a year. Twice, I had interviews with engineering managers. I never got to do any tests. They just sent me a no-reply, generated email saying they had picked someone else. Thanks for wasting my time.