Great people.
Dev and QA teams are top-notch.
Mid-level managers are good.
Decent pay.
Decent bonus.
Good benefits.
Opportunities to contribute to change.
Ability to be heard at every level.
Top-down communication is poor.
Business models in some areas are top-heavy in relationship positions and lacking in solution positions.
Lack of formalized training relating to roles.
Career development is "self-service."
Consisted of 4 rounds: * Three technical rounds, all involving coding. These ranged from LeetCode Easy to Medium difficulty, with one round also including front-end coding. * One Human Resources round.
Had two rounds of phone interviews covering basic Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts and testing-related questions. Candidates were asked to devise test cases for the following scenarios: * Reverse a string * Quick sort * Shortest path
I applied online on LinkedIn. HR reached out to me. I had a total of three interviews: 1. The first was a telephonic interview, mainly for Java and SQL questions. 2. The second and third were onsite interviews with Developers and the Manager.
Consisted of 4 rounds: * Three technical rounds, all involving coding. These ranged from LeetCode Easy to Medium difficulty, with one round also including front-end coding. * One Human Resources round.
Had two rounds of phone interviews covering basic Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts and testing-related questions. Candidates were asked to devise test cases for the following scenarios: * Reverse a string * Quick sort * Shortest path
I applied online on LinkedIn. HR reached out to me. I had a total of three interviews: 1. The first was a telephonic interview, mainly for Java and SQL questions. 2. The second and third were onsite interviews with Developers and the Manager.