Lots of challenging software development work. They allow our team to work remotely. Really great working environment until it wasn't anymore (reorganization).
Poor management and lots of reorgs. My immediate manager is a great guy, but was so tired of the crap above him that it still trickled down to us on the front line.
Management from India - Your work ethic stinks! Your expectations are stupidly outrageous. If you are going to work in an American company, use the American work ethic. Learn it, experience it. It's far better. It's something that we Americans are proud of. Why? Because it is 5 times more productive and gives everyone involved a better sense of job satisfaction.
First round: coding exam from HackerEarth. Second round: technical F2F. Questions are mainly focused on a specific technology. If you are good with that technology's interview questions, then you are in. I felt it was like a service-based company i
The Hiring Manager was really good and communicative. The candidate did well/average in the coding challenge. I don't know why I was not called for the next round, though the response was quick. The process didn't take much time.
Two phone call interviews. Both were technical rounds. First person asked about previous projects, architecture, system design, and Cassandra database. Basically, designing a large-scale microservice application. Second person asked about Java, Spr
First round: coding exam from HackerEarth. Second round: technical F2F. Questions are mainly focused on a specific technology. If you are good with that technology's interview questions, then you are in. I felt it was like a service-based company i
The Hiring Manager was really good and communicative. The candidate did well/average in the coding challenge. I don't know why I was not called for the next round, though the response was quick. The process didn't take much time.
Two phone call interviews. Both were technical rounds. First person asked about previous projects, architecture, system design, and Cassandra database. Basically, designing a large-scale microservice application. Second person asked about Java, Spr