Became a dominant player in the food tech space in a short time. Did not commit the mistakes which were committed by other food tech players. Got funding very frequently. Overall, the future looks good if run properly. Has a good, talented team from premier institutes.
Management is quite immature. It's like a typical startup founded by young guys in their 30s and run like an Indian kirana shop. Most of the top-level employees are their friends and juniors from college.
The entire tech scene is quite chaotic, with no transparency and ethics in policies and decision-making.
Roadmaps are changed frequently, and decisions are made and changed on the fly every day. If someone raises their voice, they will be asked to go.
HR, appraisal, and hiring policies are in place on paper only and are not followed. People are being fired recklessly and asked to go now and then. It's like "my way or the highway."
I interviewed a few days back with Swiggy. They took 3 rounds. First was machine coding, second was problem-solving, and the last one was design coding. They gave me positive feedback for all 3 rounds. The HR asked me to wait for 1 hour after the i
First, they conducted an online coding test on the HackerRank platform, and then they shortlisted students for further rounds. Next, they gave a coding question to solve based on trees. Afterwards, they conducted an interview where they asked quest
The online assessment was held in my campus lab. It had 24 MCQs on iOS, Android, HTML, and CSS. I guessed most of these, and there were 2 coding questions. One was an easy-medium string-based question, and another was a medium-hard 2D grid-based DP
I interviewed a few days back with Swiggy. They took 3 rounds. First was machine coding, second was problem-solving, and the last one was design coding. They gave me positive feedback for all 3 rounds. The HR asked me to wait for 1 hour after the i
First, they conducted an online coding test on the HackerRank platform, and then they shortlisted students for further rounds. Next, they gave a coding question to solve based on trees. Afterwards, they conducted an interview where they asked quest
The online assessment was held in my campus lab. It had 24 MCQs on iOS, Android, HTML, and CSS. I guessed most of these, and there were 2 coding questions. One was an easy-medium string-based question, and another was a medium-hard 2D grid-based DP