Great work-life balance; I never miss kids' functions. Large company, so lots of developers to learn from. Pay isn't as competitive as I've seen at other places, but that may just be a trade-off for a slower pace.
Teams are multinational. It's easy to get stuck in your silo and lose sight of the bigger picture.
Face-to-face interview at the Belmont office. A rude and intimidating question was asked by a team member. It seemed as if he didn't want anyone to join the team. However, the senior level seemed to be okay.
The technical interview covered core subjects such as computer networks, data structures, C++ and Java concepts, and the code for reversing a linked list. There was a discussion on projects mentioned in the resume and the current project. An easy p
Four rounds of the interview were conducted: * A test * Two technical rounds * A final HR round for discussion Every round was critical. The process was smooth.
Face-to-face interview at the Belmont office. A rude and intimidating question was asked by a team member. It seemed as if he didn't want anyone to join the team. However, the senior level seemed to be okay.
The technical interview covered core subjects such as computer networks, data structures, C++ and Java concepts, and the code for reversing a linked list. There was a discussion on projects mentioned in the resume and the current project. An easy p
Four rounds of the interview were conducted: * A test * Two technical rounds * A final HR round for discussion Every round was critical. The process was smooth.