You learn here at twice the speed of any other organization. It's a fast pace, so you keep on excelling in one job and move to another.
Work-life balance takes a hit. Some toxicity is also there, due to higher management.
The interview process is good. There are 3-4 technical/design rounds followed by an HR round. Feedback is provided after each round. The level of questions asked is medium to hard. With some preparation, these can be cleared easily.
The first round of the interview process involved questions on the projects mentioned on my resume. At the end, I was also given a review of my mistakes in both the high-level design and the questions I was asked.
The recruiter reached out to me over LinkedIn and set up a call to discuss the current position, my overall experience, and my familiarity with the tech stack. After that, my resume was shortlisted, and an interview call was scheduled.
The interview process is good. There are 3-4 technical/design rounds followed by an HR round. Feedback is provided after each round. The level of questions asked is medium to hard. With some preparation, these can be cleared easily.
The first round of the interview process involved questions on the projects mentioned on my resume. At the end, I was also given a review of my mistakes in both the high-level design and the questions I was asked.
The recruiter reached out to me over LinkedIn and set up a call to discuss the current position, my overall experience, and my familiarity with the tech stack. After that, my resume was shortlisted, and an interview call was scheduled.