Great people
Interesting tech & products
Maximum respect for work/life balance as I have ever seen
Great benefits
Constant treats like happy hour, events, and such
The usual tropes of working in a huge corp, such as bureaucracy and policy enforcements, but nothing out of the ordinary or that stands out.
The process to procure new software for broad team usage is abysmal. While there are several entities in place to handle all the different aspects of procurement (Sec & IT approval, budget approval, and such), there is no direct entity responsible for guiding the process to the finish line. It ends up being a game of cat and mouse, trying to chase the next party that should be part of the process and 'nag' them to move it down the line.
It was a really bad experience. There were two technical rounds for me. I am sure I answered more than 90% of their questions. At last, the interviewer himself told me he could answer more but there was less time, so he could not. Even after solving
The interview process is currently broken for Bangalore, India hiring. Initially, I was chosen for a Sr. Fullstack Engineer role. I spent four rounds of interviews for it, taking about a month to complete. The interviews were conducted by Santa Clar
There are a total of 5 interviews: 3 technical, 1 behavioral, and 1 design. The design question is usually team-dependent. I was asked a problem the current team was trying to solve.
It was a really bad experience. There were two technical rounds for me. I am sure I answered more than 90% of their questions. At last, the interviewer himself told me he could answer more but there was less time, so he could not. Even after solving
The interview process is currently broken for Bangalore, India hiring. Initially, I was chosen for a Sr. Fullstack Engineer role. I spent four rounds of interviews for it, taking about a month to complete. The interviews were conducted by Santa Clar
There are a total of 5 interviews: 3 technical, 1 behavioral, and 1 design. The design question is usually team-dependent. I was asked a problem the current team was trying to solve.