Salary on time Job flexibility Work timings Policies Work culture
No cons. No cons as such. None I faced. Nothing I feel. Depends on your manager.
I applied through college or university. They just asked me from my resume and only HR related, no tech questions were asked at all, so don't worry, be confident, and tell all the answers with no worries and make your point.
Exam, then interview, then job offer. Long waiting time for the job offer. Took months before you get feedback. But all worth it in the end. Good company and good salary.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 days. The questions involved were basic DSA. Basic aptitude and easy to clear. * Arrays and sorting string questions were there. * A question on a football field was there, where we have t
I applied through college or university. They just asked me from my resume and only HR related, no tech questions were asked at all, so don't worry, be confident, and tell all the answers with no worries and make your point.
Exam, then interview, then job offer. Long waiting time for the job offer. Took months before you get feedback. But all worth it in the end. Good company and good salary.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 days. The questions involved were basic DSA. Basic aptitude and easy to clear. * Arrays and sorting string questions were there. * A question on a football field was there, where we have t