WLB is okay. It is a big company, so you can always learn things.
Poor management, bad culture, and terrible operations.
I applied for a front-end role. I was asked to provide system design, mainly focused on backend and application clustering. I answered them, and I was thinking there might be more questions related to front-end coding afterward. However, then came qu
This has to be the worst interview that I have attended in my life. One of the interviewers was disrespectful and seemed more interested in working on an issue with their laptop during the interview. This appeared to be a hostile environment, potent
I had a phone interview for technical questions. I was provided an online editor. The question was about LRU (Least Recently Used) cache, which is frequently asked across tech companies. The interviewer was very polite, and communication was really g
I applied for a front-end role. I was asked to provide system design, mainly focused on backend and application clustering. I answered them, and I was thinking there might be more questions related to front-end coding afterward. However, then came qu
This has to be the worst interview that I have attended in my life. One of the interviewers was disrespectful and seemed more interested in working on an issue with their laptop during the interview. This appeared to be a hostile environment, potent
I had a phone interview for technical questions. I was provided an online editor. The question was about LRU (Least Recently Used) cache, which is frequently asked across tech companies. The interviewer was very polite, and communication was really g