Great team (scrum), great people, great atmosphere.
Working with the newest and most innovative technologies, such as Docker and Kubernetes, and delivering to China.
So many technologies and opportunities to learn. New concepts and projects are brought up all the time. Got to work with so many programming languages: Go, Node.js, JS, Java, Python, Groovy, and I can keep going.
Awesome conditions regarding salary, holiday gifts, bonuses, etc.
A lot of the developers are more than a decade in the company, and almost everybody (except students) has been there for at least a few years (~5, 8 years). So, some of the developers are not the most professional or driven out there.
In addition, this causes a less young, fun, or vibrant vibe in the office.
Some people might see this as a plus too: the company is very stable, and it's a good place of work to stay a lifetime.
And no real QA. That's a big con.
Keep up the good work! :) Perhaps refresh the development teams a little.
There was one phone interview with the recruiter, which included general behavioral questions. After that, there was an onsite interview with the manager.
It was a good experience. There were some data structure and algorithm questions, followed by application design-related questions. Overall, it was good. The managerial round was also good, with behavioral questions. The HR round was as usual; they
The process was on HackerEarth IDE. They gave me code to execute and asked some technical questions on basic concepts of OOPs and DBMS. They asked for my thought process and requested me to explain the question and tell my approach. After that, the
There was one phone interview with the recruiter, which included general behavioral questions. After that, there was an onsite interview with the manager.
It was a good experience. There were some data structure and algorithm questions, followed by application design-related questions. Overall, it was good. The managerial round was also good, with behavioral questions. The HR round was as usual; they
The process was on HackerEarth IDE. They gave me code to execute and asked some technical questions on basic concepts of OOPs and DBMS. They asked for my thought process and requested me to explain the question and tell my approach. After that, the