Used COVID as an excuse to apply a 45% "cost of living adjustment" to my pay two weeks before my start date and after I had already accepted their offer. The cost of living in my city is not that much less than Santa Clara.
"Top of pay-band" full-time return offer was underwhelming.
Respect your obligations. Just because you can legally renege on an agreement doesn't mean that you should.
To Jensen specifically, it's pretty rich to claim that you care more about your engineers than your shareholders when, in spite of record profits, you use the pandemic as an excuse to renege on engineer pay.
Before the interview, there was a shortlisting round. This round consisted of two coding questions and 15-20 MCQs. The coding questions were easy (debugging) and only C was allowed. The MCQs were mainly focused on OOPs and C programming language. Th
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. It was a resume-in-depth process where there were questions about the projects I made along with being told to demo them, and other questions related to OOP and Classes.
The interview process involved three phone interviews. The first two were technical interviews with various members of the team. The third interview was more HR-oriented with minimal technical questions. The offer was extended after the third interv
Before the interview, there was a shortlisting round. This round consisted of two coding questions and 15-20 MCQs. The coding questions were easy (debugging) and only C was allowed. The MCQs were mainly focused on OOPs and C programming language. Th
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. It was a resume-in-depth process where there were questions about the projects I made along with being told to demo them, and other questions related to OOP and Classes.
The interview process involved three phone interviews. The first two were technical interviews with various members of the team. The third interview was more HR-oriented with minimal technical questions. The offer was extended after the third interv