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I have worked in Zomato for a year. The whole year, each day was a deadline. On average, you will be working for 10 hours each day. Sat/Sun are off officially, but you might be working on weekends too. It affected my health badly. Sometimes you will get a new task out of the blue, and the same week will be the shipping date. We had late-night meetings (2 am too).
There is no organized work. Once you are given a task, you will own it fully. You will be scheduling all the meetings (with BE/FE/UI/PM) and making sure other teams complete their side of work on time so that you are unblocked for shipping on time. Also, you cannot delay the shipping date, even if you have to work 24 hours.
All the teams suffer from a hectic work culture.
Not many perks besides salary, no Zomato app benefits, no free food, no gifts.
Please, please work on work-life balance. It's my humble request. Otherwise, everything is good about the company. Only the work-life balance is a concern, in my opinion.
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The interview covered basic LeetCode questions along with questions on SQL queries. All the LeetCode questions were standard; practicing the Striver Sheet is enough. Just ensure your basics are strong. It was an online interview for Software Engin
The interview started with an introduction and some discussion on my projects mentioned in the resume. The interviewer then moved to some ambiguous problems based on real-life issues faced by Zomato. The questions were related to the listing of resta
The first round was very unconventional and difficult, and the second round was standard and also difficult. I really liked the first round because it was very practical and thought process based.