People are helpful when you ask for help. They will throw you into the mix immediately so you can start gaining experience quickly. They have a prestigious client base. There is a nice office in San Francisco.
Consulting, so people is their business. Projects might be short-lived, and it is stressful finding more work, particularly in an economic downturn. You won't know the client until you start. It's hard to plan your commute and life around that. I faced a 2-hour plus commute in the Bay Area driving to my client site. It can be difficult to find work/life balance as a result. Hours can be all over the place, depending on your project. Often dealing with offshore teams in India or the Philippines, so meetings can be late night/early am. Your needs are second to the client's.
Offer people more training on performance outcomes and how those can impact you. I had to learn a lot of things by word of mouth and cultivating relationships.
First, you have to clear the online assessment. Then, there will be a communication assessment, but it is not an elimination round. After that, you will be called for an interview. In the interview, HR asked me some basic questions about myself an
The first part was a brief 15-minute phone call where I discussed the basics of my skill set. Next, an hour-long Zoom call was where I described my problem-solving approach to a prompt. The next interview involved several more technical questions,
My interview was combined Technical + HR. First of all, the interviewer introduced himself, then asked me to introduce myself. As I am from a non-IT background, he asked me why I want to go into the field of IT. He asked why I didn't take an IT-relat
First, you have to clear the online assessment. Then, there will be a communication assessment, but it is not an elimination round. After that, you will be called for an interview. In the interview, HR asked me some basic questions about myself an
The first part was a brief 15-minute phone call where I discussed the basics of my skill set. Next, an hour-long Zoom call was where I described my problem-solving approach to a prompt. The next interview involved several more technical questions,
My interview was combined Technical + HR. First of all, the interviewer introduced himself, then asked me to introduce myself. As I am from a non-IT background, he asked me why I want to go into the field of IT. He asked why I didn't take an IT-relat