No stress (work-life balance). Usually nice colleagues (depends on the team). Shares options. Diversity in nationalities.
Management keeps changing every half a year, thus there is no vision.
No career progress unless you are well integrated with management.
Salaries are really underpaid compared to other competitors.
HR is 100% passive.
Your day as a developer has less than 50% development-related tasks.
No education budget.
Raise cycles highly depend on your political skills rather than technical ones.
It is not a software company; it's a product company.
Management has an old way of thinking.
Personally, I don't like open office areas to work at; they are too loud!
Communicate more with your employees!
Coding round followed by interviews. Main topics included Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS) and Java, followed by a project discussion. The interviewers were primarily new joiners, and the interview was conducted offline. CTC: 30 LPA. Diversity h
The process was smooth. First, there was a coding round, after which there were two technical rounds. Each was an elimination round, and after that, we had one last HR round.
I applied for the job. After a day or two, they sent a link to an online assessment. The assessment had two questions and was one hour long. The technical questions were equivalent to about one easy and one medium on LeetCode.
Coding round followed by interviews. Main topics included Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS) and Java, followed by a project discussion. The interviewers were primarily new joiners, and the interview was conducted offline. CTC: 30 LPA. Diversity h
The process was smooth. First, there was a coding round, after which there were two technical rounds. Each was an elimination round, and after that, we had one last HR round.
I applied for the job. After a day or two, they sent a link to an online assessment. The assessment had two questions and was one hour long. The technical questions were equivalent to about one easy and one medium on LeetCode.