Work-life balance
Great office.
Great teams.
No layoffs.
Way less salary as compared to other similar organizations. Poor appraisals. Poor chances of promotion on the basis of good work.
More salary compensation and more promotions in a team.
The first round was a little hard, comprising of DSA questions which covered Hashtrees, Double Linked Lists, etc. Second, the round was about discussing projects you worked on. Projects could be according to your choice.
The first round would be a HackerRank test, where they mostly concentrate on Data Structures and Algorithms. Once that was cleared, we had system design and a managerial round. One good thing is that the interviewer will give enough comfort. Instead
The interview process is too lazy. They won't tell you anything until you ask for feedback for each round. Sometimes they just want to explore more candidates, not to find the best one. They do this for the sake of exploring multiple candidates and
The first round was a little hard, comprising of DSA questions which covered Hashtrees, Double Linked Lists, etc. Second, the round was about discussing projects you worked on. Projects could be according to your choice.
The first round would be a HackerRank test, where they mostly concentrate on Data Structures and Algorithms. Once that was cleared, we had system design and a managerial round. One good thing is that the interviewer will give enough comfort. Instead
The interview process is too lazy. They won't tell you anything until you ask for feedback for each round. Sometimes they just want to explore more candidates, not to find the best one. They do this for the sake of exploring multiple candidates and