There is teleworking flexibility and, in general, a very good atmosphere in the company. Ideal for first jobs and gaining experience. Everything depends on the project you get assigned to.
The offices are not equipped with monitors; there are very few. Salary review is done, but there is no pay raise until a minimum of 2-3 years.
It's very easy. You just have to prepare basic Python coding problems and mostly behavioral problems. And it was in Hyderabad, and I did it on a campus drive. So first, we had an exam, and then we had our interviews scheduled, mostly "Tell me about y
Two-step interview with HR and then the Project Manager. No particular technical questions for the internship position. Just many questions about general aptitude, past experiences, and expectations for the job position.
It was a technical round followed by an interview, which was technical. I answered almost all questions but still got a rejection mail. They take interviews just to waste time and morale.
It's very easy. You just have to prepare basic Python coding problems and mostly behavioral problems. And it was in Hyderabad, and I did it on a campus drive. So first, we had an exam, and then we had our interviews scheduled, mostly "Tell me about y
Two-step interview with HR and then the Project Manager. No particular technical questions for the internship position. Just many questions about general aptitude, past experiences, and expectations for the job position.
It was a technical round followed by an interview, which was technical. I answered almost all questions but still got a rejection mail. They take interviews just to waste time and morale.