Target is a solid organization overall, but its corporate systems are fundamentally broken.
The Director and Senior Directors have established an insular hierarchy, where promotions are routinely handed to their inner circle, while truly deserving candidates continue to struggle without recognition. In particular, the leadership under Guru and his associates has fostered a toxic culture in India — a virtual mafia that thrives on favoritism and exclusion.
Meanwhile, the U.S. leadership remains either unaware or willfully blind to the ground realities. Have any of you genuinely assessed the pace of career growth, or lack thereof, within the corporate system in Bangalore? The disconnect between the on-ground struggles and the leadership's perception is staggering, and it is high time this imbalance is addressed.
The interview process included: * Case study * Two technical rounds * Director round The case study presented an NP-hard problem, essentially a REST wrapper over a cab routing algorithm. The interviewer seemed unable to grasp graph-based appr
HR initially discussed my experience and salary and arranged the interview for the lead engineer position. The first round of the interview went very well. After the first round, HR told me that the feedback was very positive, but they couldn’t offe
The interview process was poorly managed. The HR team was unsure which team they were conducting interviews for. You need to learn the basic skill of respecting a candidate's time. The interview started with a phone screen where questions were ask
The interview process included: * Case study * Two technical rounds * Director round The case study presented an NP-hard problem, essentially a REST wrapper over a cab routing algorithm. The interviewer seemed unable to grasp graph-based appr
HR initially discussed my experience and salary and arranged the interview for the lead engineer position. The first round of the interview went very well. After the first round, HR told me that the feedback was very positive, but they couldn’t offe
The interview process was poorly managed. The HR team was unsure which team they were conducting interviews for. You need to learn the basic skill of respecting a candidate's time. The interview started with a phone screen where questions were ask