Software Engineer III
Software Engineer III
Employee Friendly Benefits A lot of scope for learning and opportunities. Work-life balance is the best among Bangalore tech companies.
The review process is the worst in the industry.
Most of the salary is in variables, so it's directly proportional to the review and performance, which people in the team work towards their self-benefits.
Leadership is completely business-driven rather than technology-inspired.
Keep up the good work on benefits for employees. Improve the review process, which reduces the attrition rate, which is very high.
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First, I had a talk with HR about the interview process. They gave a detailed overview. There are a total of three rounds with the team: * One coding/algorithm round * One on old projects/languages * A final round about system design
Software Engineer
Written Test Technical Interview 1 Technical Interview 2 Manager Interview HR Round Indepth technical evaluation in both rounds spanned a couple of hours each. The panelists made me very comfortable.
Software Engineer
Applied through a referral. I had a telephonic screening first, then was called on-site for an interview. The interviewers were intimidating and did not make the experience pleasant. They bombarded me with questions, and the moment they realized an
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2015First, I had a talk with HR about the interview process. They gave a detailed overview. There are a total of three rounds with the team: * One coding/algorithm round * One on old projects/languages * A final round about system design
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 21, 2020Written Test Technical Interview 1 Technical Interview 2 Manager Interview HR Round Indepth technical evaluation in both rounds spanned a couple of hours each. The panelists made me very comfortable.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2015Applied through a referral. I had a telephonic screening first, then was called on-site for an interview. The interviewers were intimidating and did not make the experience pleasant. They bombarded me with questions, and the moment they realized an
