1.Other than thoughtworkers, people are friendly.
Exposure and direct interaction with business.
Good for freshers.
Power struggle amongst leaders in tech and product, one might come under radar and get used and suffer cause of their politics.
Groupism in engineering. Engineering head, Data team head, all principle engineers and more than half of the tech leads are from thoughtworks. Other leads are chosen carefully who can offer no resistance to the group. To this ridiculous facade, founders and HR team have been keeping blind eye. So many good folks were cornered by this toxic group and they finally left the org. Because of the backing they have, even well reputed and senior people have been targeted on public forums quite rudely.
For a startup, atmosphere is of low ambition and for this reason company’s valuation is also lower than what it should have been.
Performance evaluation is not taken seriously as the non-deserving people have made it or chosen into the leadership and needless to say they cant be fair cause if they were, they wouldn’t have been here in first place. Talent, skillset, experience is secondary and audaciously connections are favoured openly.
Hire a competent CEO/CTO and restructure DaPT teams. Leadership at this moment especially tech is actually dragging performance by citing system complexity which isn’t true. Its being done only to hide and cover themselves. Consider hiring good people from proven and credible backgrounds. There are many good companies out there other than thoughtworks. For junior and mid level hiring you can offer a better role but for senior roles hiring should be based on prior experience as some of hiring has actually been mistakes which have made things even worse.
I applied through another source. The process took six weeks. It was the worst experience I ever had. They don't have any process. They will get back to you after a month of your interview, and even if you have cleared all the rounds, they will tell
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. There were 2 rounds of in-person interviews: - The first round was about writing code on an IDE, compiling it, and running it. - The second round was about a design discussion, making the system
The interview process at Rapido typically starts with a recruiter screening to discuss your background and experience, followed by 2–3 technical rounds covering coding (DSA), Android fundamentals like MVVM, Jetpack Compose, and coroutines, and system
I applied through another source. The process took six weeks. It was the worst experience I ever had. They don't have any process. They will get back to you after a month of your interview, and even if you have cleared all the rounds, they will tell
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. There were 2 rounds of in-person interviews: - The first round was about writing code on an IDE, compiling it, and running it. - The second round was about a design discussion, making the system
The interview process at Rapido typically starts with a recruiter screening to discuss your background and experience, followed by 2–3 technical rounds covering coding (DSA), Android fundamentals like MVVM, Jetpack Compose, and coroutines, and system