Joining bonus, okay salary for your survival.
Being a fresher, if you're bringing some experience through your previous internships in some XYZ field, you'll still be sent to work in an irrelevant domain.
Be a little considerate towards a fresher. Please evaluate their previous profile and interests.
Don't just dump new joiners in random domains, or at least try to match their stream training with the work they are doing.
This seriously needs to be improved. People have lost their jobs for failing stream trainings, which were irrelevant to the job roles they perform on the client side.
College placement: Aptitude and Coding test with Computer Science fundamentals, followed by an HR interview and then background check and acceptance of the offer letter. Over time, they asked to study and learn and clear tests on the Accenture porta
First, it was an aptitude round. After clearing that, there was a coding round. This was followed by a communication round and a technical interview. Finally, there was an HR interview. Actually, my aptitude round was not cleared due to the difficul
Three rounds of aptitude, then technical, and at last a communication assessment followed by a technical interview. It was nice and sassy, and the interviewer was nice to me. He asked a couple of questions and was happy to hear about me.
College placement: Aptitude and Coding test with Computer Science fundamentals, followed by an HR interview and then background check and acceptance of the offer letter. Over time, they asked to study and learn and clear tests on the Accenture porta
First, it was an aptitude round. After clearing that, there was a coding round. This was followed by a communication round and a technical interview. Finally, there was an HR interview. Actually, my aptitude round was not cleared due to the difficul
Three rounds of aptitude, then technical, and at last a communication assessment followed by a technical interview. It was nice and sassy, and the interviewer was nice to me. He asked a couple of questions and was happy to hear about me.