Respectful Environment as long as you are cordial with long-timers. Freshers are highly respected, and their innovations are greatly valued. Lots of happening technologies at work, plus social commitment.
This company has long-timers in powerful positions, and you have to play your cards accordingly. So, you know that your growth will depend on how you get along, in addition to your technical skills.
Please look at some of the Senior Directors and the way they work.
Some of them really misuse their position and spoil the PayPal culture.
We are losing valuable people.
The hiring HR team contacted me for a quick check on my profile match. After that, they arranged various discussions. There were a total of 5 rounds of discussion: 1. Round 1: A 1-hour telephonic discussion with the hiring manager. This involved di
Total of 4 rounds of interviews. The first 2 rounds are technical, and the last 2 rounds are managerial. They mainly discuss your skills in managing teams. The technical rounds are primarily based on your domain and are of a decent standard.
I recently had interview rounds with PayPal. First, the recruiter was in a hurry to set up a call with the hiring manager. They did not even bother to share the job description. Fortunately, the discussion with the hiring manager went well. They gav
The hiring HR team contacted me for a quick check on my profile match. After that, they arranged various discussions. There were a total of 5 rounds of discussion: 1. Round 1: A 1-hour telephonic discussion with the hiring manager. This involved di
Total of 4 rounds of interviews. The first 2 rounds are technical, and the last 2 rounds are managerial. They mainly discuss your skills in managing teams. The technical rounds are primarily based on your domain and are of a decent standard.
I recently had interview rounds with PayPal. First, the recruiter was in a hurry to set up a call with the hiring manager. They did not even bother to share the job description. Fortunately, the discussion with the hiring manager went well. They gav