Things move fast, but communication is readily available for help or whatever is needed.
An engineering culture and product-oriented culture have a good mix here.
A lot of stuff is self-guided, so yes, you can ask questions to get yourself going, but it really is on you to get yourself up to speed. This is expected at most jobs anyway.
The HR department was very rude. Even after completing all rounds with positive feedback, we did not receive proper feedback. I was informed that I was selected but was put on hold as the position had been filled. Later, I was asked to attend another
It usually consists of 4 rounds: * Data Structures and Algorithms * Java, Spring Frameworks for back-end developers, and high-level and low-level system design * Hiring Manager * HR round
I was referred by an employee and received a call from the project manager regarding my interest and general questions. Later, I had a telephonic interview, which heavily emphasized heaps. Then, I was called onsite for five interviews, which mostly
The HR department was very rude. Even after completing all rounds with positive feedback, we did not receive proper feedback. I was informed that I was selected but was put on hold as the position had been filled. Later, I was asked to attend another
It usually consists of 4 rounds: * Data Structures and Algorithms * Java, Spring Frameworks for back-end developers, and high-level and low-level system design * Hiring Manager * HR round
I was referred by an employee and received a call from the project manager regarding my interest and general questions. Later, I had a telephonic interview, which heavily emphasized heaps. Then, I was called onsite for five interviews, which mostly