Good Culture, Bad Balance
Good Culture, Bad Balance
Very good work culture and environment as well.
Poor work-life balance.
Management and organizational issues.
Improve work-life balance by setting realistic deadlines and promoting flexible work options.
Invest in leadership training to build empathetic, supportive, and technically aware managers.
Create clear career growth paths and invest in continuous skill development for all employees.
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Backend Developer
I applied through a staffing agency. * 30-Minute Screening (Recruiter/HR): Basic fit, logistics, and salary discussion. * 60-Minute Technical Round 1 (Hiring Manager/Engineer): Deep dive into Python, Django, and REST APIs with coding and architectur
Graduate Engineer Trainee
The interview process was good. The interviewer tried to make me feel comfortable, and the questions asked weren't too tough. It was an on-campus placement process and lasted about 15 minutes.
Hardware Engineer
It was a hard one in the technical interview. They asked questions that were not in my domain, but I managed the questions. They asked about VLSI, DSA, and OOPS concepts.
Backend Developer
February 25, 2026I applied through a staffing agency. * 30-Minute Screening (Recruiter/HR): Basic fit, logistics, and salary discussion. * 60-Minute Technical Round 1 (Hiring Manager/Engineer): Deep dive into Python, Django, and REST APIs with coding and architectur
Graduate Engineer Trainee
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaNovember 1, 2019The interview process was good. The interviewer tried to make me feel comfortable, and the questions asked weren't too tough. It was an on-campus placement process and lasted about 15 minutes.
Hardware Engineer
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaJuly 28, 2024It was a hard one in the technical interview. They asked questions that were not in my domain, but I managed the questions. They asked about VLSI, DSA, and OOPS concepts.
