Not very demanding at entry level, great benefits package, corporate perks, very flexible working hours. Upper management is great. It's a great place to get started straight out of college.
Pay is not very high, no bonus, and it can be boring. Travel opportunities are not as easy to get as they are made out to be for the solutions workforce.
Give employees better raises and more responsibilities to slow attrition.
It has gone like 30 minutes where I got questions about technical aspects like Python, SQL, and mainly my project-related questions. Lastly, some basic HR questions like relocation and all.
Great and friendly interviewer. Asked mostly about my projects and skills. I was asked to give a self-introduction about myself, and the interview was pretty much based on that.
Campus placement. Mostly non-technical questions, focusing on the syllabus and the subjects you have picked. Questions about your interests and where you see yourself in 5 years. There was one logical reasoning question regarding mathematics.
It has gone like 30 minutes where I got questions about technical aspects like Python, SQL, and mainly my project-related questions. Lastly, some basic HR questions like relocation and all.
Great and friendly interviewer. Asked mostly about my projects and skills. I was asked to give a self-introduction about myself, and the interview was pretty much based on that.
Campus placement. Mostly non-technical questions, focusing on the syllabus and the subjects you have picked. Questions about your interests and where you see yourself in 5 years. There was one logical reasoning question regarding mathematics.