I worked at Zomato for a long time, and I probably have decent insight on how it is.
Imagine an office, which is located at a lush green farm house in a posh locality.
You have:
I worked with some of the most brilliant minds, and it was an amazing experience.
Not many cons. I never regret my stay with the company.
Three rounds were scheduled: the first was pure technical, the second was technical and mostly System Design, and the third was with the Engineering Manager. A SDE 3 took the first round. He was a chill, wholesome guy and told me to be friendly and
Online test, 3 Skype rounds. After the last round, I received the response: "You answered all questions after giving hints." Why were hints given then? Recruiters seem immature. They are not bothered about anything and send emails blindly. Don't wa
The interview was amazing. It was really cool to interact with people who have hands-on experience bringing a great product to life. This product has solved a real-life problem of restaurant listing.
Three rounds were scheduled: the first was pure technical, the second was technical and mostly System Design, and the third was with the Engineering Manager. A SDE 3 took the first round. He was a chill, wholesome guy and told me to be friendly and
Online test, 3 Skype rounds. After the last round, I received the response: "You answered all questions after giving hints." Why were hints given then? Recruiters seem immature. They are not bothered about anything and send emails blindly. Don't wa
The interview was amazing. It was really cool to interact with people who have hands-on experience bringing a great product to life. This product has solved a real-life problem of restaurant listing.