Good place to start, hard to stay for long
Good place to start, hard to stay for long
Engagement in large, interesting projects.
Looks nice in your CV.
Private insurance and other benefits.
Relatively low salaries for entry-level employees.
Incompetent managers and a lot of micromanagement.
Deadlines are impossible to meet.
Technical training is not a thing.
Terrible work-life balance. 12 hours per day is very common.
Only a small fraction of overtime is paid.
Stop treating low-level employees as objects. Give them more reasons to stay. Introduce more technical trainings.
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Associate Software Engineer
Firstly, they will ask about yourself and mainly concentrate on projects you have done in college. They will touch on the basics of skills like Java, Python, etc., mentioned in your resume.
Associate Software Engineer
1. Asked for self-introduction details apart from those present in the resume. 2. Explained about your project as if you are explaining it to a common person with no technical knowledge. 3. Role in the project. 4. Challenges with team members and how
Associate Software Engineer
Initially, I was interviewed through a phone call. It was like a personal detail confirmation. Then, the other week, I underwent a pre-employment assessment, which was really tough. Finally, I had an HR interview through a phone call.
Associate Software Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaApril 27, 2023Firstly, they will ask about yourself and mainly concentrate on projects you have done in college. They will touch on the basics of skills like Java, Python, etc., mentioned in your resume.
Associate Software Engineer
Bhīmavaram, Andhra Pradesh, IndiaAugust 1, 20231. Asked for self-introduction details apart from those present in the resume. 2. Explained about your project as if you are explaining it to a common person with no technical knowledge. 3. Role in the project. 4. Challenges with team members and how
Associate Software Engineer
Manila, Metro Manila, PhilippinesJune 1, 2021Initially, I was interviewed through a phone call. It was like a personal detail confirmation. Then, the other week, I underwent a pre-employment assessment, which was really tough. Finally, I had an HR interview through a phone call.
