No pros. Worst mistake of my life.
An ASE is doing all the work here. An ASE and a TL have the same level of work but are appreciated and paid very differently.
Respect and identify innovation.
Overall, the process was good. No technical questions were asked. They were trying to see whether you are a team player or not, and if your goals are the same as the company's.
I applied from college. There were a total of 3 rounds: aptitude + coding, communication and interview tech + HR, both in one. It was easy to moderate. If anyone goes through the resume properly, then they can clear it easily.
This was an on-campus hiring process. First, there were two tests: aptitude and coding. Then, an automated communication skill assessment on Mettl (non-eliminatory) followed. After that came the final interview. The final interview was not heavily t
Overall, the process was good. No technical questions were asked. They were trying to see whether you are a team player or not, and if your goals are the same as the company's.
I applied from college. There were a total of 3 rounds: aptitude + coding, communication and interview tech + HR, both in one. It was easy to moderate. If anyone goes through the resume properly, then they can clear it easily.
This was an on-campus hiring process. First, there were two tests: aptitude and coding. Then, an automated communication skill assessment on Mettl (non-eliminatory) followed. After that came the final interview. The final interview was not heavily t