The cafeteria provides 3 free meals a day.
Business is very varied, so there's likely something you are interested in.
An international, friendly office environment with many different nationalities.
Most people "kinda" speak some English.
A reasonable work-life balance (despite inflexible working hours).
Not really a tech company; all direction is controlled by the business side.
Below average salaries for engineers.
Very political environment, even at lower management levels.
No clear career path for senior technical employees except moving into pure management roles.
Pretty tight with money, they cheap out on tools or products that would probably improve developer productivity.
All-hands morning meeting at 8 AM on Mondays to worship the CEO.
Invest in engineering talent. A great engineer isn't 10% better than an awful one.
Don't try to do too many things at once.
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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
I applied for the job posting from a jobs website. I got an automated reply instantly and another one a few weeks later asking me to complete an online coding test. I took the coding test, which was a question about intersecting rectangles. I'd seen
The first round was a HackerEarth test of 90 minutes, with 10 MCQs and two coding problems. I was able to solve the MCQs and one programming question. The MCQs were basic Java-related questions and a few output questions. The next round was a Zoom