The employer is so good that even outdated managers and senior engineers are surviving without any issues.
Work-life balance is so much that after working 2–3 years here, it becomes hard to handle real work outside.
They pay good salaries and provide all facilities.
I feel hundreds of managers and senior employees have become lazy and are in a deep comfort zone.
They don’t want new joiners to break that loop; anyone who tries to improve or push technical work gets demotivated.
The work environment doesn’t support learning or growth. Even if you want to work, the team or infrastructure will hold you back.
Years can pass by, and you’ll realize you didn’t grow technically.
They don’t invest in proper high-end machines that are actually needed to do productive work.
Please remove managers who are not contributing and are just maintaining a comfort culture.
Invest in high-performance machines, not just good-looking offices.
Create a work environment that supports performance, learning, and growth.
The interview process was simple. It took 3 weeks to complete the process. There were 4 rounds of assessment: * 2 rounds of technical interview * Managerial discussion * HR discussion
One of the worst interview experiences. I applied with 8 years of experience, but instead of asking design or problem-solving questions, they asked me to name properties of this and that. What will happen if you delete an @SpringBootApplication annot
Two technical rounds and then the managerial round. The technical rounds were a bit complex but manageable. The managerial round was more focused on real-time problem-solving, questions about stress management, and questions about handling deadlines.
The interview process was simple. It took 3 weeks to complete the process. There were 4 rounds of assessment: * 2 rounds of technical interview * Managerial discussion * HR discussion
One of the worst interview experiences. I applied with 8 years of experience, but instead of asking design or problem-solving questions, they asked me to name properties of this and that. What will happen if you delete an @SpringBootApplication annot
Two technical rounds and then the managerial round. The technical rounds were a bit complex but manageable. The managerial round was more focused on real-time problem-solving, questions about stress management, and questions about handling deadlines.