Good company to work for
Good company to work for
Great products. Good learning materials. Competitive salary, perks, and benefits. Encouraging internal mobility options.
Work-life balance depends on the team and manager, as in any other company. There are teams who are doing well with work-life balance.
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Senior Staff Engineer
The first round was an online coding test. The second round covered algorithms, and the third was a manager round. In the third round, I was interviewed by a rude individual who seemed uninterested in listening to what I was saying. He was yawning t
Senior Staff Engineer
I must start by saying that the whole interview process was handled in a very professional manner and was a very pleasant experience. This was a complete contrast to the second company I was applying to at the same time. Eventually, I was accepted at
Senior Staff Engineer
First Round - Managerial I was informed that I can expect a little bit of technical as well. I was prepared with system design and my own projects. But guess what happened... Questions were like: * How arrays store elements in memory? * How memo
Senior Staff Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2021The first round was an online coding test. The second round covered algorithms, and the third was a manager round. In the third round, I was interviewed by a rude individual who seemed uninterested in listening to what I was saying. He was yawning t
Senior Staff Engineer
Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelJune 1, 2017I must start by saying that the whole interview process was handled in a very professional manner and was a very pleasant experience. This was a complete contrast to the second company I was applying to at the same time. Eventually, I was accepted at
Senior Staff Engineer
New Delhi, IndiaAugust 29, 2022First Round - Managerial I was informed that I can expect a little bit of technical as well. I was prepared with system design and my own projects. But guess what happened... Questions were like: * How arrays store elements in memory? * How memo
