Much attention towards the employee, always available.
No disadvantages, at the moment I'm doing very well.
For the entry-level, Career Level 13, it was a generic interview with no technical questions and mainly focused on communication skills. Questions asked to me: 1. Introduce Yourself. 2. One topic to speak on - Love Marriage vs Arrange Marriage.
A two-member panel was there. They were friendly. They asked me questions like, "Tell me about yourself" and "Highlight strengths and weaknesses." Standard HR questions, basically. No tech questions were asked, and that was disappointing.
I first gave an online test that had questions about reasoning, quantitative aptitude, English, and two coding questions. The coding questions were about linked lists and arrays. The level was easy. Shortlisted students were called for an interview.
For the entry-level, Career Level 13, it was a generic interview with no technical questions and mainly focused on communication skills. Questions asked to me: 1. Introduce Yourself. 2. One topic to speak on - Love Marriage vs Arrange Marriage.
A two-member panel was there. They were friendly. They asked me questions like, "Tell me about yourself" and "Highlight strengths and weaknesses." Standard HR questions, basically. No tech questions were asked, and that was disappointing.
I first gave an online test that had questions about reasoning, quantitative aptitude, English, and two coding questions. The coding questions were about linked lists and arrays. The level was easy. Shortlisted students were called for an interview.