PIP culture. Everyone's performance is monitored continuously, so it's a rat race. If you work like any normal person, you'll be PIPed to oblivion. No WLB.
Focusing on pace rather than code quality. Push shoddy code to prod, but ensure the feature works. Handle hundreds of prod issues later; that's the strategy.
To be honest, nothing. To build a compound startup, you'll have to hire machines and fire humans. But at least management is paying really well, so it's a choice for each person to stay or go. My only advice is to keep being the paymaster in India; that's your only edge. Since other companies are firing people in the US and opening R&D centers in India, there will be companies that pay better, and your top talent will jump ship.
The process was as slow as a snail, and the recruiter was as careless as one could possibly be. Below is a brief timeline of events: * **September 13th:** Contacted by the recruiter via a job portal. Had a brief discussion and agreed on setting up
First round: Gave a LLD problem to implement with proper OOPs implementation. Had to design a Delivery System Cost Dashboard. Expect to complete code in 30 minutes and spend the next 30 minutes answering questions. Be as fast as possible and diligen
Waste, Waste, and Waste. Part 1 It's a complete waste of your time. HRs are pretty immature. After two rounds, which went pretty well, they suddenly asked for salary details and expectations. Three interviews were pending, but after just one additi
The process was as slow as a snail, and the recruiter was as careless as one could possibly be. Below is a brief timeline of events: * **September 13th:** Contacted by the recruiter via a job portal. Had a brief discussion and agreed on setting up
First round: Gave a LLD problem to implement with proper OOPs implementation. Had to design a Delivery System Cost Dashboard. Expect to complete code in 30 minutes and spend the next 30 minutes answering questions. Be as fast as possible and diligen
Waste, Waste, and Waste. Part 1 It's a complete waste of your time. HRs are pretty immature. After two rounds, which went pretty well, they suddenly asked for salary details and expectations. Three interviews were pending, but after just one additi