The only reason I like working at Rakuten is my team and the people I work with.
Way to controlling with computer software for "security." Interruptions are constant; threats and a "do what you are told" attitude are not helpful. The bureaucracy is ridiculous. It's hard to get anything done timely.
Maybe trust your employees more to update their machines and software themselves. Forcing restarts and blurred screens is petty and shows just how much trust is given to employees.
It was a two-week process, and the group of people went on more technical rounds. There were two rounds of interviews in Bangalore and one final round was held online with Tokyo members.
There are a total of 3 rounds of interviews. They give quick feedback if you clear the round, but they ridiculously keep you on hold after you clear all the rounds. They will ask you when you can join, etc., but after that, they will tell you are sh
Worst experience ever in my professional career. A Zoom interview was scheduled for a certain day. When I opened the link, no one appeared. Then, a concerned person from Naukri rescheduled it for another day. Again, I received a mail stating the inte
It was a two-week process, and the group of people went on more technical rounds. There were two rounds of interviews in Bangalore and one final round was held online with Tokyo members.
There are a total of 3 rounds of interviews. They give quick feedback if you clear the round, but they ridiculously keep you on hold after you clear all the rounds. They will ask you when you can join, etc., but after that, they will tell you are sh
Worst experience ever in my professional career. A Zoom interview was scheduled for a certain day. When I opened the link, no one appeared. Then, a concerned person from Naukri rescheduled it for another day. Again, I received a mail stating the inte