Work-life balance is really good.
Good facilities.
Not much to learn. A lot of anarchy from senior management, and they are not open to any ideas. Not many growth opportunities.
Had four rounds of interviews: * General technical interview with basic frontend questions and a small coding test (easy). * Frontend architecture and best practices. * System design and managerial round. * HR round.
First Round 1. You are given a string `s` containing only the characters '(', ')', and '*'. Write a function to check if the string is valid. Rules: * Every '(' must be closed by a ')'. * Every ')' must have a corresponding '('. * The '*' ca
The interview was tough, but I was able to crack it. The problem was with HR. The HR representative was so rude and thought they were adding value to the company by showing off that they work for Walmart. Pay is as important as talent, so stop actin
Had four rounds of interviews: * General technical interview with basic frontend questions and a small coding test (easy). * Frontend architecture and best practices. * System design and managerial round. * HR round.
First Round 1. You are given a string `s` containing only the characters '(', ')', and '*'. Write a function to check if the string is valid. Rules: * Every '(' must be closed by a ')'. * Every ')' must have a corresponding '('. * The '*' ca
The interview was tough, but I was able to crack it. The problem was with HR. The HR representative was so rude and thought they were adding value to the company by showing off that they work for Walmart. Pay is as important as talent, so stop actin