Good working culture. Timely payment. Company focuses on employee learning.
Overall, a good organization to start a career. So, no cons.
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.
Very basic and simple questions with moderate logic questions. Lastly, the HR and communication round are easy, but the Pearson site for communication skills is very bad. It observes too much noise, so you have to be in a very sound place.
First OA, which contains aptitude, technical, and English questions. This is followed by a coding round with two questions: one easy and another of moderate level. Then comes a communication assessment (non-elimination round). After this, there is an
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.
Very basic and simple questions with moderate logic questions. Lastly, the HR and communication round are easy, but the Pearson site for communication skills is very bad. It observes too much noise, so you have to be in a very sound place.
First OA, which contains aptitude, technical, and English questions. This is followed by a coding round with two questions: one easy and another of moderate level. Then comes a communication assessment (non-elimination round). After this, there is an