The company provides a performance bonus and a flexible personal expense account (usually $1K annually), so long as the company is performing well. They have a mentorship program and are supportive of early-career employees. There's good access to quality online training and good health insurance options.
Frequent reorgs and sometimes new leadership doesn't fully understand current roles/projects before changing direction. Some projects lose upper management focus and become orphaned, which is very frustrating for those who worked hard on the development. After pushing the flexible work initiative, they're now pushing most employees back to the office and offering much less work-remote options.
I understand that certain roles make sense to be in the office, but many can be performed just as well remotely with occasional face-to-face office visits.
Don't pull the plug on projects that've already resulted in a live and working application without fully understanding the original requirements and what effort is involved to meet the new requirements.
The recruiter was very quick in getting the interview scheduled. However, the phone interviewer seemed pretty arrogant and gave negative feedback throughout the interview. I answered all the questions but still got a rejection. God knows what he wa
A naive junior resource would be taking first round. Looks like the panel wants to compare their package with that of yours. They ask about your current compensation, expected CTC, etc.
The team lead was very nice. They described the company and the product. Then, they asked some architecture questions. Following that, there was one technical question: shuffling an array, then optimizing that algorithm. The overall experience wa
The recruiter was very quick in getting the interview scheduled. However, the phone interviewer seemed pretty arrogant and gave negative feedback throughout the interview. I answered all the questions but still got a rejection. God knows what he wa
A naive junior resource would be taking first round. Looks like the panel wants to compare their package with that of yours. They ask about your current compensation, expected CTC, etc.
The team lead was very nice. They described the company and the product. Then, they asked some architecture questions. Following that, there was one technical question: shuffling an array, then optimizing that algorithm. The overall experience wa