Good work-life balance. Good projects to work on. Perks are nice.
No cons so far. It’s been nice so far.
I applied via LinkedIn and subsequently received a HackerRank coding test. The questions were quite easy, and I cleared the exam. After three weeks, I received a call from an Indian recruiter. Early in the conversation, she discussed salary and comp
Interviewed for the India office. Nowhere close to the hype Twilio has in the US. Offering very low compensation. It looks like they are planning to open a low-cost back office in Bangalore. The interview was well-structured but felt easy.
The interview process was smooth. There was: * 1 phone screening with an easy coding question * 1 coding round with a medium question * 1 system design round with a genuine Twilio problem * 2 behavioral rounds (1 bar raiser + 1 managerial)
I applied via LinkedIn and subsequently received a HackerRank coding test. The questions were quite easy, and I cleared the exam. After three weeks, I received a call from an Indian recruiter. Early in the conversation, she discussed salary and comp
Interviewed for the India office. Nowhere close to the hype Twilio has in the US. Offering very low compensation. It looks like they are planning to open a low-cost back office in Bangalore. The interview was well-structured but felt easy.
The interview process was smooth. There was: * 1 phone screening with an easy coding question * 1 coding round with a medium question * 1 system design round with a genuine Twilio problem * 2 behavioral rounds (1 bar raiser + 1 managerial)