Good work-life balance, large scale of operation.
Silo style of working sometimes.
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
Keep PayPal as your last option. One interviewer at the MTL level switched off the camera while I was working on my program. She doesn't have a basic understanding of Big O complexity and clearly doesn't have any idea of the architecture or design re
Role: Backend Engineer. Interview process was average. Had a phone screen with Karat, with multiple questions on Java, JVM, and Spring Boot in all rounds. Onsite had 4 rounds: * 2 technical rounds * 1 with the manager * 1 with designing/troublesho
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
Keep PayPal as your last option. One interviewer at the MTL level switched off the camera while I was working on my program. She doesn't have a basic understanding of Big O complexity and clearly doesn't have any idea of the architecture or design re
Role: Backend Engineer. Interview process was average. Had a phone screen with Karat, with multiple questions on Java, JVM, and Spring Boot in all rounds. Onsite had 4 rounds: * 2 technical rounds * 1 with the manager * 1 with designing/troublesho