I received excellent support from my seniors in the project and was even given the opportunity to design small requirements.
I worked as a middleware Java developer for a telecom project.
There was good visibility of my work to top management, and award programs for employees are good. Overall, a very encouraging and dynamic atmosphere.
There was a lot of work to be done, and the team ended up working long hours most days. Since we worked with legacy code, we had no exposure to the latest technologies.
The hiring process is bad. No hiring manager was assigned. The first interview, the interviewer asked only 5 easy questions. Then HR called, saying the interview should be a minimum of 30 minutes. The second interview went 70 minutes long. There has
There were 2 rounds: Technical Interview: It was a technical round where questions related to a specific domain were asked. HR round: It was a simple round where I discussed salary and work location.
3-round process: 1st: Technical round on premises. Questions mentioned below. 2nd: Telephonic HR round. Asked questions: "Why do you want to switch?" 3rd: Salary discussion. Negotiation has to be done properly.
The hiring process is bad. No hiring manager was assigned. The first interview, the interviewer asked only 5 easy questions. Then HR called, saying the interview should be a minimum of 30 minutes. The second interview went 70 minutes long. There has
There were 2 rounds: Technical Interview: It was a technical round where questions related to a specific domain were asked. HR round: It was a simple round where I discussed salary and work location.
3-round process: 1st: Technical round on premises. Questions mentioned below. 2nd: Telephonic HR round. Asked questions: "Why do you want to switch?" 3rd: Salary discussion. Negotiation has to be done properly.