Exposure, feel of a big corporate house, interaction – that's it.
Mismanagement - You will feel like you are working in a govt. company. Such mismanagement that one department doesn't know the complete information about another.
Less career growth - I don't know if you are put up in Testing, then there are high chances that you will end up, even after 3 years, working in "Pure Manual Testing".
This is an IT company. Make your departments work like that. I got my result of GFT on the 28th, and the project allocation department doesn't know about the result.
When contacted, HR said he doesn't have any confirmation mail yet. OMG, even Indian speed post is faster than you.
First round: Assignment First, you need to clear the first part: Networking, verbal, aptitude, etc. After that, the second part is coding. Second round: Communication round (easy) Tired round: Interview * About yourself * About projects
The interview was held online. Although they mentioned it as a technical interview, they mostly asked non-technical questions. The interview is for 20 minutes. Before the interview, you have to pass two rounds and one non-eliminatory communication as
Mainly on your resume, they will ask questions about your projects or any certifications you have completed. They will ask you to explain any team projects you have done. Then, at the end, they ask about which languages you know, what tech stack you
First round: Assignment First, you need to clear the first part: Networking, verbal, aptitude, etc. After that, the second part is coding. Second round: Communication round (easy) Tired round: Interview * About yourself * About projects
The interview was held online. Although they mentioned it as a technical interview, they mostly asked non-technical questions. The interview is for 20 minutes. Before the interview, you have to pass two rounds and one non-eliminatory communication as
Mainly on your resume, they will ask questions about your projects or any certifications you have completed. They will ask you to explain any team projects you have done. Then, at the end, they ask about which languages you know, what tech stack you