Good Brand and Domain Leader :)
My observation is that the current environment exhibits a significant bias in performance evaluation and resource allocation. Recognition, high ratings, and rapid promotions appear frequently linked to personal relationships and strategic visibility (often through small, visible demos), rather than the substantive, continuous efforts reflected in my own work. Furthermore, the expectation of a 12-15 hour workday is unsustainable.
This disparity is exacerbated by the centralized control emanating from the Bangalore office, leading to unequal budget distribution. I strongly recommend establishing multiple operational hubs across India to ensure fairness and equity in career advancement and resource allocation.
Few team members get recognition, etc. The same people are repeated; I have seen this multiple times.
Decentralize control by opening multiple regional offices to ensure resource equity. Replace reliance on personal relationships with objective performance criteria (like delivered user stories and measured impact) for all promotions and raises.
This was the worst interview I have ever attended. This is what happens when companies assign interviewing responsibilities to people who come from a body shop firm (no offense). The interviewer, especially one individual, was so arrogant and closed
They have two rounds of Data Structures and Algorithms, one round of Design, and one managerial round. They also ask questions on Java, so be prepared thoroughly if you have worked with Java.
I received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone interview. The phone interview was 30 minutes long and involved a walk-through of my resume. Questions were asked on: * Multithreading * An algorithm for a problem * Basic Hadoop questions * SQ
This was the worst interview I have ever attended. This is what happens when companies assign interviewing responsibilities to people who come from a body shop firm (no offense). The interviewer, especially one individual, was so arrogant and closed
They have two rounds of Data Structures and Algorithms, one round of Design, and one managerial round. They also ask questions on Java, so be prepared thoroughly if you have worked with Java.
I received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone interview. The phone interview was 30 minutes long and involved a walk-through of my resume. Questions were asked on: * Multithreading * An algorithm for a problem * Basic Hadoop questions * SQ