The pay is decent, and the work hours are few. I get to travel to the US office.
I worked for Target from their Bangalore office. I had a chance of working with leaders at multiple levels, including the CIO. I had stints both in the US and in India.
The Indian office is given step-child treatment. They have no clear say. Most of the “leaders” are busy feeding on the leftovers from their US counterparts.
Most of the engineers are from a services background and are seriously lacking in their skills. Any good work done by engineers in the Indian office gets stolen by US teams.
The company is bloated with flab across all levels. The US offices are filled with mediocre engineers, who are happy learning languages and frameworks at the company’s expense.
The company has no real chance in fighting competitors and will die sooner rather than later.
You need a Thanos.
I attended an offline drive held at their office in Manyata Tech Park, Bangalore. I went through three rounds: * Problem-solving * System design * Hiring manager round The questions were easy, only LeetCode medium to easy level.
Easy and smooth interview process. Could not clear the rounds, but I will definitely try. Study from GFG. Study topic-wise: * Array * Linked List * Queue * Strings * DP * Trees * Stacks * Queue
A friend referred me to Target for an Engineer role. I received a call from HR after one week. I started with the technical interview. The recruiter asked me three programming questions in Java, and I solved all of them. In fact, I initially solved
I attended an offline drive held at their office in Manyata Tech Park, Bangalore. I went through three rounds: * Problem-solving * System design * Hiring manager round The questions were easy, only LeetCode medium to easy level.
Easy and smooth interview process. Could not clear the rounds, but I will definitely try. Study from GFG. Study topic-wise: * Array * Linked List * Queue * Strings * DP * Trees * Stacks * Queue
A friend referred me to Target for an Engineer role. I received a call from HR after one week. I started with the technical interview. The recruiter asked me three programming questions in Java, and I solved all of them. In fact, I initially solved