Training was great and had a lot of specialties being provided.
When being placed, you can't choose. You could end up in a call center position even if you have an engineering or back-end background.
The interview was a single comprehensive round. It started with a self-introduction, followed by resume-based questions. The interviewer then asked me to explain one of my projects in detail, focusing on the technologies used and my role. They also
The interview process was average in terms of difficulty. The focus was on assessing your skills and experiences relevant to the role, with common questions asked to gauge your fit for the position and your problem-solving abilities. Throughout the
It was a virtual interview where my interviewer asked me about my introduction, about my project, technical questions from my resume and project, and finally, a few HR and witty questions.
The interview was a single comprehensive round. It started with a self-introduction, followed by resume-based questions. The interviewer then asked me to explain one of my projects in detail, focusing on the technologies used and my role. They also
The interview process was average in terms of difficulty. The focus was on assessing your skills and experiences relevant to the role, with common questions asked to gauge your fit for the position and your problem-solving abilities. Throughout the
It was a virtual interview where my interviewer asked me about my introduction, about my project, technical questions from my resume and project, and finally, a few HR and witty questions.