Very chilled-out experience, relaxing work environment, no pressure 95% of the time. Opportunity to work on some great B2C user-facing products.
Need to coordinate with teams in the US, leading to erratic working hours.
There's far less excitement and less pace compared to working in a startup.
A really good process. I got to learn a lot. There were a few questions on DSA and ReactJS. Also, there were basic graph questions. Initially, it was a difficult interview.
Interviews are tough and competitive. The interviewers were good. I had four rounds: * Low-level coding * Data structures and algorithms * Bar raiser * Hiring manager The process was fast, and I got the call from the recruiter in just a few days.
I was referred by a friend and received the test link via email a few days after applying. After clearing the interview, they called and said they had already filled the position internally. Such a waste of time it was.
A really good process. I got to learn a lot. There were a few questions on DSA and ReactJS. Also, there were basic graph questions. Initially, it was a difficult interview.
Interviews are tough and competitive. The interviewers were good. I had four rounds: * Low-level coding * Data structures and algorithms * Bar raiser * Hiring manager The process was fast, and I got the call from the recruiter in just a few days.
I was referred by a friend and received the test link via email a few days after applying. After clearing the interview, they called and said they had already filled the position internally. Such a waste of time it was.