Job security Work flexibility Good projects
No onsite opportunities. Formal dress. Little politics.
Started from "tell me about yourself" and technical stuff, and then ended with managerial skills. It was running at its own pace and I got an opportunity to express more. Finally, "any questions for the interviewer?" was the last question.
There were two rounds: a skills interview and a managerial round. The skills round evaluated technical skills, work experience, and roles and responsibilities from previous roles. The managerial round evaluated your fit for the position.
It was very easy. I was asked only HR questions, but when it came to the final offer letter, I got rejected. I thought I had given my interview very well, so I felt it was a waste of time.
Started from "tell me about yourself" and technical stuff, and then ended with managerial skills. It was running at its own pace and I got an opportunity to express more. Finally, "any questions for the interviewer?" was the last question.
There were two rounds: a skills interview and a managerial round. The skills round evaluated technical skills, work experience, and roles and responsibilities from previous roles. The managerial round evaluated your fit for the position.
It was very easy. I was asked only HR questions, but when it came to the final offer letter, I got rejected. I thought I had given my interview very well, so I felt it was a waste of time.