Lots of opportunities to grow as a Developer, especially if you're at a Junior or Senior level.
Great benefits.
Collaborative team.
Hybrid/work-from-home setup (depends on your project assignment).
Global relocation opportunities.
Some conducive work spaces.
Semi-annual performance reviews and possible salary increase (depends on your industry group).
Minimum of 9 hours of work, and sometimes even more.
Work culture can be toxic, especially if your project has lots of priorities but the company doesn't want to add resources.
Salary package isn't as competitive anymore compared to the early 2010s to mid-2010s.
Not very difficult, I would say. If you have basics, you can do well in the interview process. You should focus on basics.
It consists of three rounds: * Telephonic round * Managerial round * HT round Basic stuff is being asked. It will be an easy interview. No coding rounds. No questions related to Data Structures. More questions related to best practices.
Lengthy and time-consuming, but the HR team is very supportive in terms of understanding our situation and pushing and arranging technical panels to complete the interview process as soon as possible. However, most of the time, panels were not availa
Not very difficult, I would say. If you have basics, you can do well in the interview process. You should focus on basics.
It consists of three rounds: * Telephonic round * Managerial round * HT round Basic stuff is being asked. It will be an easy interview. No coding rounds. No questions related to Data Structures. More questions related to best practices.
Lengthy and time-consuming, but the HR team is very supportive in terms of understanding our situation and pushing and arranging technical panels to complete the interview process as soon as possible. However, most of the time, panels were not availa