Good pay compared to other companies at the same level.
Employee reviews are fully biased depending on who you report to. Evaluations are not fair in most cases. If you stay more than a year, you will need to meet L2 expectations in order to get L1s met in the review.
They will remember only mistakes and forget good things in the review.
Management is not aligned at all. However, managers feel they are fully aligned across the board.
People may get fired if they ask more questions; however, management will say they are encouraging to ask questions.
People quit their jobs within 1-2 years on average.
There is very little guidance for new hires, and they are often thrown into a project that no one on the team knows much about.
No announcements for team member promotions.
People, especially managers, often say, "You are L2 or L3 and you should do this or that." This basically discourages people from working.
I got random reviews of 1, 2, 3, 4 for four items, which were 4, 3, 3, 3 in the prior review. My expectation was 3, 2, 2, 2 with promotion. A biased review forced me to find a job in a much better company.
Asked logic-oriented questions, not programming-specific for the most part. Very friendly; helped me be comfortable while answering.
I took the online assessment and found it to be of medium difficulty. After passing the OA, HR reached out to me, stating they would schedule the next round with me. However, after two weeks, HR informed me that the position had been filled.
1. Phone screen with recruiter 2. Karat interview. It included some rapid-fire system design questions as well as a coding round. If you get one right, they iterate a bit. 3. Final onsite was four rounds: Behavioral, Coding, Application Design (OOD
Asked logic-oriented questions, not programming-specific for the most part. Very friendly; helped me be comfortable while answering.
I took the online assessment and found it to be of medium difficulty. After passing the OA, HR reached out to me, stating they would schedule the next round with me. However, after two weeks, HR informed me that the position had been filled.
1. Phone screen with recruiter 2. Karat interview. It included some rapid-fire system design questions as well as a coding round. If you get one right, they iterate a bit. 3. Final onsite was four rounds: Behavioral, Coding, Application Design (OOD