No company is good or bad; it's about the colleagues and the manager (mentor)
No company is good or bad; it's about the colleagues and the manager (mentor)
- You will get a plethora of learning (if you wish to enroll).
- You will get a chance to work with well-known, famous clients across industries.
- Pay is not as per market standard.
- In my experience, it's all about the team whom you work with. They will be responsible for either your growth or not.
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Data Engineer
The first round was a coding round on a platform. Later, I had a technical round mainly focusing on SQL questions and Spark (pyspark) questions, followed by a managerial round.
Data Engineer
The interview was easy to moderate level. You must have a good understanding of data engineering-related concepts, including big data technologies like PySpark, languages like Python and SQL, and cloud technologies like AWS would be good to have.
Data Engineer
There were 2 rounds. The first was a coding round, and the second was about data warehouses, data modeling, SQLs, PySpark, Python, and object-oriented programming concepts. Then there was an HR round, which was basically asking about previous work
Data Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 8, 2025The first round was a coding round on a platform. Later, I had a technical round mainly focusing on SQL questions and Spark (pyspark) questions, followed by a managerial round.
Data Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 29, 2025The interview was easy to moderate level. You must have a good understanding of data engineering-related concepts, including big data technologies like PySpark, languages like Python and SQL, and cloud technologies like AWS would be good to have.
Data Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 14, 2024There were 2 rounds. The first was a coding round, and the second was about data warehouses, data modeling, SQLs, PySpark, Python, and object-oriented programming concepts. Then there was an HR round, which was basically asking about previous work
