The company is young in nature. So, there are some pieces left which need a complete makeover or re-architecture, which means lots of work in terms of scaling things up.
The tech stack is not great but of an average level.
Unfriendly environment, i.e., expect no help from others. Nobody seems interested in helping each other out.
Hired excess of people in comparison to the actual need of employees. Management can't understand that for moving fast, quantity is not the key.
Most of the people are new to the system, as previous employees have left/been fired from the company, which resulted in absolutely no idea about the current system.
Properly nurture the new employees, otherwise, this will be a wastage of yours and our time.
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