Stable company, above-average pay, flexibility, and great benefits. Lots of perks too.
This depends on the org or team you join. In my experience, it lacked standardized processes for developers.
Not very responsive and always hiring for the same position every other week. It feels like ghost jobs and not an actual opportunity. Had talked to one of their senior engineers for advice, but he tried to take that as an opportunity to hit on me.
The interview consisted of three rounds in one day: * One LC medium round * Two trivia rounds * One system design round Two behavioral questions were asked in one of the rounds. The interviewers were mostly nice, but some looked like they we
Good experience. Nothing specific. The process is slow, taking two months. It's a time-consuming process. DSA-related questions were asked sometimes. Java-related questions, including Core Java, Spring, and Microservices, were also asked.
Not very responsive and always hiring for the same position every other week. It feels like ghost jobs and not an actual opportunity. Had talked to one of their senior engineers for advice, but he tried to take that as an opportunity to hit on me.
The interview consisted of three rounds in one day: * One LC medium round * Two trivia rounds * One system design round Two behavioral questions were asked in one of the rounds. The interviewers were mostly nice, but some looked like they we
Good experience. Nothing specific. The process is slow, taking two months. It's a time-consuming process. DSA-related questions were asked sometimes. Java-related questions, including Core Java, Spring, and Microservices, were also asked.