It was fun. The work is challenging and the hours are multiple. Since you have to toil so hard, you will learn a lot as well.
It's too much negative, and the pressure is real. Everybody is under pressure/stress. Teams have almost no camaraderie. The culture is worsening, and people, nobody is proud of being at Swiggy anymore, which was the case when I joined. No bonuses.
Be encouraging rather than punishing. Managers who are encouraging create a positive environment, which has a better work rate than a stressed environment.
Expecting more work with no cumulative increase in salary, along with undue harassment and unreal work expectations, with no allowance for working without stress, and mistakes being exaggerated to create more pressure on the already miserable guilty party, that's not healthy.
All was good, but since the layoffs, things have been increasingly off.
1. Online exam with Easy - Medium LeetCode questions. 2. Two rounds of in-person interviews with Easy to Medium LeetCode problems. 3. General OOP concepts, basic CS concepts.
Worst interview experience I ever had. Swiggy HR called me for an interview on a weekend. They gave me a problem to solve on my laptop, which I finished in 30 minutes. They then made me wait for the next 4 hours without giving any details of the nex
Scheduling: Interview was scheduled over the phone, but there was no confirmation, no official emails, and no venue details provided. I had to confirm this on the day of the interview. Process: The manager was supposed to show up but didn't for so
1. Online exam with Easy - Medium LeetCode questions. 2. Two rounds of in-person interviews with Easy to Medium LeetCode problems. 3. General OOP concepts, basic CS concepts.
Worst interview experience I ever had. Swiggy HR called me for an interview on a weekend. They gave me a problem to solve on my laptop, which I finished in 30 minutes. They then made me wait for the next 4 hours without giving any details of the nex
Scheduling: Interview was scheduled over the phone, but there was no confirmation, no official emails, and no venue details provided. I had to confirm this on the day of the interview. Process: The manager was supposed to show up but didn't for so