Perks and benefits are good.
Culture is also good.
Work is average. It's new in India.
A round with HR. Explained the interview process: * Screening: Hackerrank round consisting of multiple-choice questions and a simple coding problem. * Coding Round: Asked to implement a question customized to Twilio's problem system, turned out
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.
I applied through LinkedIn and received a HackerRank online assessment (OA). I attended this test on time but haven't received any response since. I also followed up with HR, but still, there has been no update.
A round with HR. Explained the interview process: * Screening: Hackerrank round consisting of multiple-choice questions and a simple coding problem. * Coding Round: Asked to implement a question customized to Twilio's problem system, turned out
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.
I applied through LinkedIn and received a HackerRank online assessment (OA). I attended this test on time but haven't received any response since. I also followed up with HR, but still, there has been no update.