Hard Work, No Recognition
Hard Work, No Recognition
Meet new people. Enjoy your time at the bench.
They make you work like hell. No recognition for your work. Politics will make you quit eventually. Once you are in a project, whether you like it or not, you will end your life in the same project.
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Applications Development Associate
It was a group discussion round. There were four candidates. A topic was chosen, and two were asked to group up. One group was required to speak 'for' the topic, and the other group 'against' the topic provided by the interview panel.
Applications Development Associate
The first round was an aptitude test, similar to Mettl, testing your aptitude, logical thinking, attention to detail, and English language skills. It was a moderate level and not tough to qualify. The next round was a group interview where I was ask
Applications Development Associate
I had two panellists. One conducted a GD about the pros and cons of AI and asked a few basic technical questions on DBMS and a programming language of your choice. The other asked basic HR hygiene questions to gauge my personality. Overall, it was ea
Applications Development Associate
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 5, 2021It was a group discussion round. There were four candidates. A topic was chosen, and two were asked to group up. One group was required to speak 'for' the topic, and the other group 'against' the topic provided by the interview panel.
Applications Development Associate
United StatesMarch 14, 2020The first round was an aptitude test, similar to Mettl, testing your aptitude, logical thinking, attention to detail, and English language skills. It was a moderate level and not tough to qualify. The next round was a group interview where I was ask
Applications Development Associate
Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, IndiaSeptember 1, 2019I had two panellists. One conducted a GD about the pros and cons of AI and asked a few basic technical questions on DBMS and a programming language of your choice. The other asked basic HR hygiene questions to gauge my personality. Overall, it was ea
