It's the leader in the payment industry, so you get to work with a good technical stack and pretty good people.
A lot of good work is being done here, but getting that depends on which team you are in.
Work-life balance is pretty good across most of the teams.
The recreational facilities are pretty good: T.T., foosball, gym, basketball court, badminton court, yoga classes, and dance classes.
A lot of celebrations happen at various times.
Not any big ones worth mentioning. All usual stuff.
Love your people as you do. Keep PayPal a great place to work.
It had four rounds in total. The first round was multiple-choice, aptitude, and computer science-oriented questions. The second round was an online coding round. The third and fourth were face-to-face interviews.
I applied for the job post and received a call from a recruiter. They asked for a few details, such as my current CTC and expected CTC. Subsequently, I received a call scheduling my screening round with the hiring manager for the next morning around
I was hired through the campus placement procedure. The questions asked were easy. There were three plus one rounds of interviews. The last round was the HR round. During the interviews, they also looked at your behavior.
It had four rounds in total. The first round was multiple-choice, aptitude, and computer science-oriented questions. The second round was an online coding round. The third and fourth were face-to-face interviews.
I applied for the job post and received a call from a recruiter. They asked for a few details, such as my current CTC and expected CTC. Subsequently, I received a call scheduling my screening round with the hiring manager for the next morning around
I was hired through the campus placement procedure. The questions asked were easy. There were three plus one rounds of interviews. The last round was the HR round. During the interviews, they also looked at your behavior.