Rakuten as a company is very employee-friendly, with a lot of perks like free breakfast, lunch, dinner, and other benefits. It has a nice new office building in Bangalore at a good location.
Work-life balance depends on the team and manager.
Frequent change in managers/leadership in the department.
Not-so-intelligent colleagues.
Less salary for freshers.
Applied through the job portal. Had one round of interview. They asked some basic questions on Java. Later, I didn't hear from HR. He just ghosted me. If you don't want to recruit, then why are you taking interviews?
The interview was quite easy. They asked a lot of basic computer questions, like about the internet, programming languages, and stuff like that. I think you will nail the interview if you have strong foundational skills.
1. HR Screening: An initial conversation with HR to discuss your background, career goals, and basic fit for the role and company culture. 2. Technical Round 1: A technical interview focusing on foundational coding skills, data structures, and algor
Applied through the job portal. Had one round of interview. They asked some basic questions on Java. Later, I didn't hear from HR. He just ghosted me. If you don't want to recruit, then why are you taking interviews?
The interview was quite easy. They asked a lot of basic computer questions, like about the internet, programming languages, and stuff like that. I think you will nail the interview if you have strong foundational skills.
1. HR Screening: An initial conversation with HR to discuss your background, career goals, and basic fit for the role and company culture. 2. Technical Round 1: A technical interview focusing on foundational coding skills, data structures, and algor