Stable teams, great culture, and good pay.
Limited learning opportunities, risk of becoming obsolete.
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
Medium level, good knowledge of frameworks is expected. Overall, it was a nice interview experience. I have heard good reviews about the interview from others. Also, the recruiters and organization are genuinely nice. Sometimes DSA is also asked. J
For me, it went completely on the problem-solving. I am from a complete Java background; seems the company is more a JS-based company. They tried to pose more problem-solving questions and questions in Java. The interview went nearly 5 rounds: 3 tec
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
Medium level, good knowledge of frameworks is expected. Overall, it was a nice interview experience. I have heard good reviews about the interview from others. Also, the recruiters and organization are genuinely nice. Sometimes DSA is also asked. J
For me, it went completely on the problem-solving. I am from a complete Java background; seems the company is more a JS-based company. They tried to pose more problem-solving questions and questions in Java. The interview went nearly 5 rounds: 3 tec