Remote work is the only pro, but it's a con too because you are not paid that much what remote work is known for.
Use and throw culture, 0 work life balance, you have to adapt to PST hours. Laid off anytime, frequent layoffs silent layoffs 2 every year, Too much politics, No team bondings Clueless leadership decisions Just big tech alumni names at top level, I know wonder why these guys left their companies, less skilled in tech , more skilled in politics 0 cultural value you are just a robot for them
I applied through a recruiter. Straightforward with two steps. First step required a coding assessment and second stage is a live question and answer session by one of their interviewers. The first stage is an algorithm session and the second asks q
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. There were three rounds. Round 1 - 1 question in Python (easy) Round 2 - 1 question in Python (medium to hard) Round 3 - Interview Only if you pass round 1, you can attend the round 2
I applied online. The process took 3 months. You have to create a profile in their application. After the profile, there would be online coding challenges, then a lot of tech stack tests. After you complete these tests and update your profile. You h
I applied through a recruiter. Straightforward with two steps. First step required a coding assessment and second stage is a live question and answer session by one of their interviewers. The first stage is an algorithm session and the second asks q
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. There were three rounds. Round 1 - 1 question in Python (easy) Round 2 - 1 question in Python (medium to hard) Round 3 - Interview Only if you pass round 1, you can attend the round 2
I applied online. The process took 3 months. You have to create a profile in their application. After the profile, there would be online coding challenges, then a lot of tech stack tests. After you complete these tests and update your profile. You h