Health benefits are good. Good bonus. Mostly not busy.
The culture is rotten from the root. From HQ, the very hierarchical culture gives little respect and room for freedom to lower-level engineers. Being a remote office in San Jose, we did not get to experience the worst. But the local management here is super empowered over those ruled engineers.
It is very difficult to feel proud and willing to contribute when knowing that as an employee, you are not really treated as part of the company. The best way to get company or organizational updates is via the internet or grapevine. Several almost got their pay doubled over several years, while most hardly moved an inch. A few are very happy; most, however, are exploited.
The company force-installs spyware on employees' computers. Employees are not the asset of the company. There are some fundamental philosophical problems with the company and the local management.
Think for the employees. But I know it is impossible for these exploiters.
One offsite coding round: Asked to use my local IntelliJ and write the code. Onsite coding round: Remove duplicates from a linked list in place. System design round: Design a platform to upload syllabus videos. First, I explained with Lambdas, but w
The recruitment process included CV shortlisting, an aptitude test, and a final interview. The final interview assessed fundamental knowledge of consumer electronics and company insights. It was a pooled drive with multiple candidates participating
The first round consisted of usual questions about experience. The second round was much more technical, with questions almost all related to data structures. Unfortunately, the second round didn't go well. Overall, it was a very good experience.
One offsite coding round: Asked to use my local IntelliJ and write the code. Onsite coding round: Remove duplicates from a linked list in place. System design round: Design a platform to upload syllabus videos. First, I explained with Lambdas, but w
The recruitment process included CV shortlisting, an aptitude test, and a final interview. The final interview assessed fundamental knowledge of consumer electronics and company insights. It was a pooled drive with multiple candidates participating
The first round consisted of usual questions about experience. The second round was much more technical, with questions almost all related to data structures. Unfortunately, the second round didn't go well. Overall, it was a very good experience.