No work-life balance at all. Be ready to spend your late nights at work.
US San Diego folks are treated as gods, and Indians comply with anything they ask for. You are not supposed to question them at all.
Managers are spineless. They unnecessarily stretch 1-hour meetings to 2.5 hours. If you bring up any concern, the standard response is, "This is how we work."
Zero appreciations. People are always fighting/arguing on emails.
After my resume was referred by one of the employees, I received a call from HR two to three months later. A telephonic discussion was set up, during which the hiring manager explained the position and sought to understand my areas of expertise. Af
The phone interview first asked about my experiences and my reasons for changing jobs. After about one week, I had an on-site interview. It was a half-day interview with a total of five people. Approximately one week after the interview, they email
Interviewer joined late. He kept checking if he could find someone else also to talk to me. His questions were very simple, basic ones, and I answered them pretty well. I followed up with HR, and HR is coming back to me, but it has been 4+ months.
After my resume was referred by one of the employees, I received a call from HR two to three months later. A telephonic discussion was set up, during which the hiring manager explained the position and sought to understand my areas of expertise. Af
The phone interview first asked about my experiences and my reasons for changing jobs. After about one week, I had an on-site interview. It was a half-day interview with a total of five people. Approximately one week after the interview, they email
Interviewer joined late. He kept checking if he could find someone else also to talk to me. His questions were very simple, basic ones, and I answered them pretty well. I followed up with HR, and HR is coming back to me, but it has been 4+ months.