Good work-life balance, but limited learning opportunities
Pros: Nice work life balance .
Cons: Big company so not that much learning opportunity
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What began as a mission to fix business spend has grown into an AI-native ecosystem that encompasses procurement, finance, and supply chain operations. Over the last 20 years, we’ve transformed trillions in global spend data collected from over 10M+ buyers and sellers into actionable intelligence so that you can see further, move faster, and turn uncertainty into competitive advantage.
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+ Nice work life balance .
− Big company so not that much learning opportunity
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Pros: Nice work life balance .
Cons: Big company so not that much learning opportunity
View on GlassdoorPros: Wfh is available when needed
Cons: Old techstack like ror is there
View on GlassdoorPros: A very good company to long term ,
Cons: Increment and growth opportunities are less
View on GlassdoorPros: Good Culture Flexible time No Mandatory WFO days
Cons: Constant layoff fear. Not always efforts converted to numbers
View on GlassdoorPros: - flexibility (team dependent) - Good wlb
Cons: - Average pay - Recent layoff and restructuring
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| Role | Location | Median | Range (LPA) | Reports |
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| Engineering | India | — | — – — | — |
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India-scoped Glassdoor interview reports · 130 total · avg difficulty 3.2/5 · 154 questions indexed
1) applied online 2) recruiter reach out and interview scheduling 3) Technical round 1: Interviewer introduced himself and product they are working on followed by my experience and work I do then followup on my experience projects deep dive some technical questions in between and at the end mostly around LLM's
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No updates were shared with me for almost 15 mins after the screening email. I sent two followup emails and the third one was a direct email which the Manager didn't like . Immediately next day a recruiter calls and line up my interview on the same day . It was with the manager directly and she pointed out the email thing stating she had a family emergency hence didn't respond and my email was not nice . Fun fact - after the interview it again took them a week to respond and that too after my followups . Also it was not even an interview, it was more of an ego clash and a tick box activity to just mark my profile as reject . I was asked basic screening questions, actual interview was about to be scheduled . The requirement and things I've worked on matched exactly but due to the ego trip of the manager I got a rejection email. As HR professional even I come across messages, emails which are at times in a diff tone. You need to be calm and not take things personally ... I was shocked as I never came across anything as such in career (10+ years) Lastly , Im glad I was not selected , people make places and definitely its not a good place I must say
It was online process. I applied through linkedin. appeared for an interview before May 2024, Be prepared on advance excel and some analytical questions. where I was asked the following questions.
🔹 Round 1 – Technical Interview This round focused on: Core Java concepts (OOPs, collections, Java 8) Spring Boot (REST APIs, annotations, exception handling) React basics (components, hooks, state management) DSA coding questions (arrays / strings based) Database basics (SQL queries, joins) The interviewer was supportive and asked both theoretical and practical questions. 🔹 Round 2 – Advanced Technical / System Design This round was more in-depth and included: System design (high-level architecture) Database design and optimization Microservices concepts AWS basics (EC2, S3, deployment understanding) Spring Boot + DB interaction scenarios Focus was on real-world problem solving and design approach rather than just syntax. 🔹 Round 3 – Managerial Round This round focused on: Detailed project explanation My role and responsibilities Development methodology (Agile/Scrum) How I handled challenges, deadlines, and teamwork Communication and ownership mindset The discussion was interactive and experience-based.
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4 rounds , ds Design Tech and hiring manager rounds Hiring manager round was tecno managerial , desing notification service Lld hld and simple auction hld With all resilience and dlw processing
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Last updated 18 September 2026
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