The only pro that I can think of is learning at a faster pace in comparison to other product giants, where your work and technologies are limited. Here, you can explore ideas and implement tools according to your will. You can choose the language as per your own choice and ship it to production after some level of reviews.
In short, you are the owner of the system and can make or break it.
There is no camaraderie in the team.
There are no formal sessions or knowledge transfer within the team. People just complete their tasks somehow and pick another one.
Only 2-3 people who are in the system and have spent a lot of time in the organization are listened to; the rest have no complete picture of the entire system.
As said before, people try to get an idea of the task and complete it somehow.
There are no healthy relationships in the workplace. People just work their arses off and leave. No one cares about what others are doing, and no parties or fun is the cherry on top.
First Round - Recruiter Telephonic: Asked me about the basics of Swift (yes/no and MCQ-style questions to test knowledge of Swift and iOS development). Very easy; cleared it. Second Round - F2F: Went to the Gurgaon office. The POC recruiter did no
The interview process consisted of two rigorous rounds. The first round focused on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) along with core Computer Science (CS) fundamentals. The second round was centered on System Design. Both rounds were highly cha
The interview started with an in-depth project discussion, followed by OS, CN, DBMS, and some basic DSA. They mostly focus on your dev skills. The DSA questions asked in the interview were easy-medium level.
First Round - Recruiter Telephonic: Asked me about the basics of Swift (yes/no and MCQ-style questions to test knowledge of Swift and iOS development). Very easy; cleared it. Second Round - F2F: Went to the Gurgaon office. The POC recruiter did no
The interview process consisted of two rigorous rounds. The first round focused on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) along with core Computer Science (CS) fundamentals. The second round was centered on System Design. Both rounds were highly cha
The interview started with an in-depth project discussion, followed by OS, CN, DBMS, and some basic DSA. They mostly focus on your dev skills. The DSA questions asked in the interview were easy-medium level.