Room to grow.
Learning new things.
Healthy working environment.
Approachable colleagues.
No such cons I can think of.
It was campus recruitment many years ago. The process started with an aptitude test, which was quite difficult. They asked math and English-based questions. After this, group interviews were scheduled, followed by an individual round.
The interview is normally composed of several stages, including an informal chat, assessment centre, and 1 to 1 interview. The assessment centre was roughly 3-4 hours over an afternoon. Usually, there is a group of people, and there is a group task.
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
It was campus recruitment many years ago. The process started with an aptitude test, which was quite difficult. They asked math and English-based questions. After this, group interviews were scheduled, followed by an individual round.
The interview is normally composed of several stages, including an informal chat, assessment centre, and 1 to 1 interview. The assessment centre was roughly 3-4 hours over an afternoon. Usually, there is a group of people, and there is a group task.
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