Pros include awesome company infrastructure.
The company provides medical insurance. The workload is very light for the starting year, allowing you to prepare for entrance examinations. The cafeteria is also good.
The con is that they don’t care what you know. They just give any project, and when the project deadline ends, you will get some other project with some other technology.
They can put you on the bench.
Every two months, you have to be trained on some other technology.
It was very easy. They only asked about your projects and basic HR questions. All you need to do is explain yourself thoroughly, and then you will be selected. Also, be patient, as it is an online interview.
Self-intro Projects Technical Coding Introduction of employee and details of their role, explaining company policies. Asked if there is any experience. And how the work would be. And willingness to join.
Common Stages: Online Assessment: This often includes a combination of: * Cognitive Ability Tests: Assessing aptitude, logical reasoning, and analytical skills. * Technical Assessments: Multiple-choice questions covering fundamental technical concep
It was very easy. They only asked about your projects and basic HR questions. All you need to do is explain yourself thoroughly, and then you will be selected. Also, be patient, as it is an online interview.
Self-intro Projects Technical Coding Introduction of employee and details of their role, explaining company policies. Asked if there is any experience. And how the work would be. And willingness to join.
Common Stages: Online Assessment: This often includes a combination of: * Cognitive Ability Tests: Assessing aptitude, logical reasoning, and analytical skills. * Technical Assessments: Multiple-choice questions covering fundamental technical concep