Interesting work, good learning opportunities, pleasant and non-toxic environment.
Very hard to progress. When you start, you have to take whatever project you can get, and it is frequently out of your hands. So there is a lot of chance involved in advancement opportunities.
Also, last year there were no pay rises unless you were promoted, and very few people were promoted. I joined as level 11, but the level 10 role has been abolished. So to get promoted, you have to jump 2 levels and compete with 2 grades of people. This would be fine if not for the lack of annual pay rises during a time of high inflation.
Getting rid of level 10 was a mistake. There also needs to be significant pay rises next year, as pay has declined significantly relative to inflation over the last two years. If there is no pay boost, that would mean I've spent three years accumulating experience and certifications for a steadily declining salary and the same remuneration I got as an inexperienced hire. This experience would be better rewarded elsewhere.
The interview is not tough. It does not have technical-based interview questions. It is just a normal interview that checks your communication skills. One should have good knowledge about their project and all basic knowledge of C and Core Java.
An interview of almost 10 to 15 minutes duration where they asked about myself, what I know about the company, my projects, and about my knowledge in programming languages like Python, C, C++, etc.
First, we have the Cognitive and Technical Assessment round. There are two tests. If we clear the first one, then we can give the second test. We have to complete the coding round. After that task, there is a Communication Round, in which they just
The interview is not tough. It does not have technical-based interview questions. It is just a normal interview that checks your communication skills. One should have good knowledge about their project and all basic knowledge of C and Core Java.
An interview of almost 10 to 15 minutes duration where they asked about myself, what I know about the company, my projects, and about my knowledge in programming languages like Python, C, C++, etc.
First, we have the Cognitive and Technical Assessment round. There are two tests. If we clear the first one, then we can give the second test. We have to complete the coding round. After that task, there is a Communication Round, in which they just