Good software development opportunity. Ability to learn new technologies. Frequent team outings and lunches. Able to move to different teams within the organization. Nice pay.
VERY VERY RUSH environment.
Stages were broken, and we were making stages work every day to continue our work.
Completely immature development environment which needs fixing ASAP.
Overall approach was to get work done in quantity and not quality.
Some senior developers were behaving like managers, and I had quite confusion about who was my manager!
One senior developer was shouting in the team meeting like we were working on some multi-billion project in the CIA!
Please have a stable environment and give the developers a break.
My manager's claim to fix stages did not happen in my lifetime.
Don't just talk. Implement what you commit to the company.
Take the feedback from the people who are leaving and try to make your company better.
Sent me a C/C++ test by email. It was supposed to take no more than one hour. I was asked not to use an editor, the internet, or another compiler. I was to use only the online environment without the C standard libraries.
There were two technical rounds. Each round involved about 1-2 medium LeetCode questions in Java, relevant to my job position. The questions focused on stacks/arrays and Object-Oriented Programming. It wasn't too hard if you're focused.
I attended an online screening followed by two phone interviews. The first one was in C++, even though my resume is for a Java Developer (with a little bit of C++). The next round was in Java. Both interviews were coding-centric; there was no desig
Sent me a C/C++ test by email. It was supposed to take no more than one hour. I was asked not to use an editor, the internet, or another compiler. I was to use only the online environment without the C standard libraries.
There were two technical rounds. Each round involved about 1-2 medium LeetCode questions in Java, relevant to my job position. The questions focused on stacks/arrays and Object-Oriented Programming. It wasn't too hard if you're focused.
I attended an online screening followed by two phone interviews. The first one was in C++, even though my resume is for a Java Developer (with a little bit of C++). The next round was in Java. Both interviews were coding-centric; there was no desig