Good Benefits:
No salary increments for 5 years. Salary scale below market. Company doesn't care for loyal employees. Only a few departments like Cloud, Database, and Fusion get the attention from upper management and gobble up all the bonuses and hikes. Applications, Peoplesoft, and other low-key projects get nothing.
Poor management style: Micromanagement. A lot of dev managers have no people management skills. They will suck the blood out of you. I had one who made my life miserable and eventually made me quit the company. Be careful not to report to such a manager. If you get one, move out as soon as possible.
Late-night meetings. Coordinating with IDC (India) and CDC (China) teams will keep you at work until late night almost three days a week. You cannot escape this in any team. Almost every team has a counterpart in one or both countries.
Train your development managers with people management skills.
Treat PeopleSoft employees with respect.
Two technical and one manager round were conducted during the interview. There was no HR round. The technical round focused on programming and data structures. The manager round was also tricky, with a few brainstorming questions.
The interview process consisted of two rounds. The first round was with the technical manager and lasted approximately 30 minutes. It covered roles and responsibilities, previous projects, and technical questions. The second round was with a US tech
It was a four-stage interview process. The length of each interview increased with each stage. It was a nice experience. They clearly explained the job and gave me time to consider whether I wanted to pursue this role, as my previous experience didn
Two technical and one manager round were conducted during the interview. There was no HR round. The technical round focused on programming and data structures. The manager round was also tricky, with a few brainstorming questions.
The interview process consisted of two rounds. The first round was with the technical manager and lasted approximately 30 minutes. It covered roles and responsibilities, previous projects, and technical questions. The second round was with a US tech
It was a four-stage interview process. The length of each interview increased with each stage. It was a nice experience. They clearly explained the job and gave me time to consider whether I wanted to pursue this role, as my previous experience didn