Pay is good if you join laterally.
I had a terrible time at Pine Labs. The code base is ancient. There are functions which have more than 10000 lines in them. There is no log access to debug, CI / CD is non existent. On top of that people are in general rude and unhelpful. People are given PIP ratings and are silently laid off to avoid giving severances.
Get the taste of ground reality before expecting spectacular things from the team.
The eco system isn't conducive for developers to try out things, debug fast and in general do good things.
Just having high expectations doesn't help.
You need to empower them to achieve those.
There were three rounds of technical discussion, which included a client round as well. Each round was from 30 to 45 minutes, and the interview was crisp and clear. The questions were mostly based on the collections part, garbage collection, and how
I applied online. The process took two weeks. The interview process mainly focused on the core backend development topics, including low-level and high-level design in detail, a few Java topics, and design patterns in Java. Also, the first round was
I applied online. The process took over a week. I got a call from the consultant regarding this job opportunity. She was very helpful and made the whole process very smooth. There were two technical rounds. Both of the interviewers were really smart
There were three rounds of technical discussion, which included a client round as well. Each round was from 30 to 45 minutes, and the interview was crisp and clear. The questions were mostly based on the collections part, garbage collection, and how
I applied online. The process took two weeks. The interview process mainly focused on the core backend development topics, including low-level and high-level design in detail, a few Java topics, and design patterns in Java. Also, the first round was
I applied online. The process took over a week. I got a call from the consultant regarding this job opportunity. She was very helpful and made the whole process very smooth. There were two technical rounds. Both of the interviewers were really smart