VISA is a great company to work for. The culture in the office is great, the senior management is receptive and open to ideas, and above all, they are willing to try.
Office politics, but that does depend on the individual teams. Adaptation of new technology is a bit on the slower side.
Try asking your team before committing to deadlines about projects.
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The interviewer just threw questions at me. She asked a few basic questions and one coding question. She presented the question and did not discuss it at all. I tried to discuss my approach, but all she cared about was the output, given 20-25 minute
I applied online via another company, Inovant LLC, which is a subsidiary of Visa. After a little over a month or two, I was contacted by someone from the Austin office. The position was for a .NET/C# Senior Engineer. The whole process consisted of t
There was a HackerRank coding test with 3 easy and one mid-level difficulty question. The second round was person-to-person, which had one more coding question and a few theoretical questions. The interviewer was a bit junior, which explained the "
The interviewer just threw questions at me. She asked a few basic questions and one coding question. She presented the question and did not discuss it at all. I tried to discuss my approach, but all she cared about was the output, given 20-25 minute
I applied online via another company, Inovant LLC, which is a subsidiary of Visa. After a little over a month or two, I was contacted by someone from the Austin office. The position was for a .NET/C# Senior Engineer. The whole process consisted of t