Good food (pre-COVID).
Decent snacks in the pantry.
Long story short, it's quite possibly the worst place you will ever work at.
If you are desperate for a job and need to join this awesome place due to financial jeopardy, I would recommend starting to plan your exit before joining the organization.
Don't kid yourself, most 4-5 star reviews are by the marketing agencies. I have not come across anyone in a year, with whom I interacted, say a single positive thing (except food, of course).
There is nothing to correct. Charity begins at home. If anything, they need to be fired first. There is no redemption whatsoever left.
Don't go if you are from North India or not from any South Indian state. If you get a genuine interviewer, then it's your luck. The interview was easy; I cleared all rounds. Round 1: Basic Java concepts, DS and Algo, CI/CD concepts. Round 2: DS an
I was approached by an internal recruiter. The process was pretty standard: a phone screen, followed by a full panel interview that lasted over six hours. Their location was hard to find, and they didn't provide a proper lunch, only snacks and colas
Two rounds of interviews. First one was fully on UI – JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and how to make a page load faster. Second one was a bit more about software architecture – handling multiple requests.
Don't go if you are from North India or not from any South Indian state. If you get a genuine interviewer, then it's your luck. The interview was easy; I cleared all rounds. Round 1: Basic Java concepts, DS and Algo, CI/CD concepts. Round 2: DS an
I was approached by an internal recruiter. The process was pretty standard: a phone screen, followed by a full panel interview that lasted over six hours. Their location was hard to find, and they didn't provide a proper lunch, only snacks and colas
Two rounds of interviews. First one was fully on UI – JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and how to make a page load faster. Second one was a bit more about software architecture – handling multiple requests.