Good compensation. Work-life balance. Good support during COVID.
A lot of process hindrance, politics, limited access to tech, and a limited tech stack. If you want to learn new tech, this is not for you.
Work on cons
I interviewed in Bangalore in February 2017. The interview process was a little long. They asked me to fill out a form with personal details and my resume. People were called in. There were five rounds. The interviewers were funny and helpful. The
I applied to the company via their website and was contacted immediately. The people were very responsive, and the entire process was completed in just one week. They didn't give much time to prepare for the interview. The technical interview focuse
Went through a referral. Had three rounds in total, which took two months. 1. The first round was a phone interview. The questions were based on design principles and a few on basics. The interviewer expected non-textbookish answers. The task was to
I interviewed in Bangalore in February 2017. The interview process was a little long. They asked me to fill out a form with personal details and my resume. People were called in. There were five rounds. The interviewers were funny and helpful. The
I applied to the company via their website and was contacted immediately. The people were very responsive, and the entire process was completed in just one week. They didn't give much time to prepare for the interview. The technical interview focuse
Went through a referral. Had three rounds in total, which took two months. 1. The first round was a phone interview. The questions were based on design principles and a few on basics. The interviewer expected non-textbookish answers. The task was to