Training opportunities, Work-life balance, Friendly staff.
Potential travel. Unemployed when employed? If there are no projects, you have to sit on a bench and self-train and apply for roles. An employee review at this time would be perfect instead of just self-training. A career conversation would help focus the employee to train for company needs.
Easier rotations throughout role types (e.g., Software Dev -> PMO) or vice versa. Faster employee reviews to check how employees are coping and where their heads are at. This can be the difference in engaging an employee on a task and having them dwindle with lack of support (if they don't have a good voice).
The interview was conducted on campus. It was a group interview, which means I was interviewed along with 4 other applicants. It took hardly 10 minutes to finish the interview for the entire group.
The interview was taken through campus placement in Mumbai. There was a quantitative analysis round. The next round was coding. If you were selected in both, then there was an interview with three to four technical recruiters.
The interview was for about half an hour. It mainly revolved around my resume and the projects which I had mentioned there. The tech stack and other things which I used were asked about.
The interview was conducted on campus. It was a group interview, which means I was interviewed along with 4 other applicants. It took hardly 10 minutes to finish the interview for the entire group.
The interview was taken through campus placement in Mumbai. There was a quantitative analysis round. The next round was coding. If you were selected in both, then there was an interview with three to four technical recruiters.
The interview was for about half an hour. It mainly revolved around my resume and the projects which I had mentioned there. The tech stack and other things which I used were asked about.