Benefits are decent, with coverage for the employee and dependents. Vacation leaves and sick leaves are separate and are of good quantity.
Those part of the tech side are required to work 9 hours (excluding lunch), which totals about 10 hours at work. Overtime is only counted after the 10th hour at work.
Chances for promotions are more dependent on one's (positive) visibility to the higher-ups. Even if you are skilled but not sociable enough to be well-known within the project, promotions are highly unlikely.
Please take into account those who are introverts when deciding promotions, and maybe remove the nine-hour workday.
I was not able to get an interview even though a schedule had been given. All the details were filled, but there was no further reply afterwards. At that moment, I was at least hoping for a reply as soon as possible.
The first round will be aptitude. If we clear the aptitude round, then it will be the coding round. There will be two coding rounds, and if we clear those rounds, then they will allocate for the communication round and final HR interview.
The interview process was very long, from solving coding questions to the technical rounds of interviews. Overall, it went well, but it took time to give the decision. Anyway, I would say the difficulty level was medium.
I was not able to get an interview even though a schedule had been given. All the details were filled, but there was no further reply afterwards. At that moment, I was at least hoping for a reply as soon as possible.
The first round will be aptitude. If we clear the aptitude round, then it will be the coding round. There will be two coding rounds, and if we clear those rounds, then they will allocate for the communication round and final HR interview.
The interview process was very long, from solving coding questions to the technical rounds of interviews. Overall, it went well, but it took time to give the decision. Anyway, I would say the difficulty level was medium.