There are no pros at all.
No work-life balance.
Team leads and managers are buttering up the onsite US employees to get onsite opportunities, and they screw the employees like anything. We have work from 10 AM to 3 AM and need to deliver the project in 2 to 3 months.
Even if you don't know anything about the tech that they've assigned to you, it should be completed within a day or two to make the US employees happy.
If you're an Indian employee working for a US project, they will treat you like a donkey that should work all the time, except for 6 to 7 hours of sleep.
Here, the politics are at their peak. They will fire you without even telling you, even if you're doing great at the time.
Though you don't care about it, I will still say to look into employees' concerns and work on improving them.
First, there was a call to schedule one telephonic round. After that, I attended a 45-minute phone call. Then, I was given a HackerRank test. It contained 3 programming problems and 1 database query, to be completed in 90 minutes, which was a short
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. It was an online video-based interview focusing on technical questions. They shared a link to the Excalidraw website, and I had to walk them through the design process. It was a respectful and kind intervi
I interviewed as an intern and obtained the offer. The intern interview consisted of three rounds: * Two phone interviews * One HackerRank challenge The first phone interview was more of a screening round. The second round was HackerRank, and the
First, there was a call to schedule one telephonic round. After that, I attended a 45-minute phone call. Then, I was given a HackerRank test. It contained 3 programming problems and 1 database query, to be completed in 90 minutes, which was a short
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. It was an online video-based interview focusing on technical questions. They shared a link to the Excalidraw website, and I had to walk them through the design process. It was a respectful and kind intervi
I interviewed as an intern and obtained the offer. The intern interview consisted of three rounds: * Two phone interviews * One HackerRank challenge The first phone interview was more of a screening round. The second round was HackerRank, and the