Good training programs.
You can try your hand at all different types of software roles.
Salary is a big issue, way below market value. I'm a 6-year Software Engineer and I only make $44,000/yr. Bonuses were given to only some people, not everyone. Favoritism reigns. I'm often asked to work weekends, Saturday and sometimes Sundays too. There's lots of OT, and sometimes for no reason.
The only advice I can give is happy, content people work better than beaten-down people.
Work-life balance. Remember this?
Lots of people are losing relationships and families over this.
The interview process was definitely unique, and it was a fun experience. It was kind of disappointing since you won't get any trials, so if you fail, you fail.
Online assessment consisting of two sections: 1st section: aptitude and technical MCQs 2nd section: two coding questions of easy level. Each section needs to be cleared to move to the next section, which was the interview round.
First, they took a coding round. After that, the shortlisted candidates were eligible for the communication round, which is a non-elimination round. Following that, they had an interview.
The interview process was definitely unique, and it was a fun experience. It was kind of disappointing since you won't get any trials, so if you fail, you fail.
Online assessment consisting of two sections: 1st section: aptitude and technical MCQs 2nd section: two coding questions of easy level. Each section needs to be cleared to move to the next section, which was the interview round.
First, they took a coding round. After that, the shortlisted candidates were eligible for the communication round, which is a non-elimination round. Following that, they had an interview.