Health benefits, free lunch, and fruits.
Inexperienced managers promoted to general manager roles who do not even know how to manage teams. Lots of commotion and skirmishes creating a toxic workplace. No clear goals and roadmap. No vision for what the project will look like in the next 2 to 5 years. Managers are hell-bent on holding control. All projects are approved from Japan, and we have to work with Japan teams in night shifts without overtime. The 3-day office policy is killing work-life balance. No hires in the USA office. Spending time and money on unnecessary projects that no one uses after 6 months. Poor quality services. Lack of talent. Senior engineers are blocked from building novel projects. Management is too novice and afraid of changes. Highly toxic workplace. Have to work with the Japan team.
Have trust in your team employees. Provide freedom to perform. Have a vision. Upgrade tools and services to the latest technology. Promote experienced engineers instead of new hires. Get away with the "It's working fine, no need to update/change" kind of sentiment. In this AI era, the IT industry is transforming, so be bold and responsible to take decisions.
It was supposed to be a 5-hour interview with 5 different individuals. It was a very bad experience, as my interview was stopped in the middle when I asked for more details to understand the technical question put forth by the first interviewer. Th
There are a total of 2 rounds. In the first round, they mainly focused on problem-solving skills. The second round was specific to system design, Spring, and project-based questions.
It's a too lengthy process. Fake promises were made during the interview and when making offers. Your technology and skills will go for a toss while working in Rakuten. I will never and ever suggest anyone to join Rakuten India.
It was supposed to be a 5-hour interview with 5 different individuals. It was a very bad experience, as my interview was stopped in the middle when I asked for more details to understand the technical question put forth by the first interviewer. Th
There are a total of 2 rounds. In the first round, they mainly focused on problem-solving skills. The second round was specific to system design, Spring, and project-based questions.
It's a too lengthy process. Fake promises were made during the interview and when making offers. Your technology and skills will go for a toss while working in Rakuten. I will never and ever suggest anyone to join Rakuten India.