Tech skills and hybrid mode
Managers are workaholics and they expect the same from employees. Working extra hours and on weekends is normal here and a part of the work culture. Also, you have a 24*7 on-call for which you get no extra payment. In India, they are abusing legal rules and making employees work for free for these on-calls. Someone should file a legal complaint to make New Relic educated and legally compliant.
Take care of payment at least for extra hours worked and on-call support 24/7.
I heard a manager saying working on weekends is accountability and ownership.
People should not have a 24/7 support schedule for free.
30 min manager meeting, then a weekend code assignment. They liked the code and wanted to proceed. Then would have had a 4-panel interview, a technical grilling of sorts, but didn’t go there because the original New Relic recruiter (which somehow is
The process included: * An initial interview with Human Resources * A chat with an Engineering Manager * A technical interview of LiveCoding + System Design. * A technical interview with two Tech Leads * Final interviews with Human Resources and off
Round 1: Coding and basics of Java. Round 2: Project deep dive and basics of Java. Round 3: System design. Every round lasted for an hour. Round 1: Coding and basics of Java. Round 2: Project deep dive and basics of Java. Round 3: System design
30 min manager meeting, then a weekend code assignment. They liked the code and wanted to proceed. Then would have had a 4-panel interview, a technical grilling of sorts, but didn’t go there because the original New Relic recruiter (which somehow is
The process included: * An initial interview with Human Resources * A chat with an Engineering Manager * A technical interview of LiveCoding + System Design. * A technical interview with two Tech Leads * Final interviews with Human Resources and off
Round 1: Coding and basics of Java. Round 2: Project deep dive and basics of Java. Round 3: System design. Every round lasted for an hour. Round 1: Coding and basics of Java. Round 2: Project deep dive and basics of Java. Round 3: System design