Trainings and opportunities Bench could last forever, meaning you do not really have to do any work to get paid.
Workload is project-dependent.
Some projects will squeeze you real good; others are just chill.
Leadership: No leadership trainings are provided. Every lead/manager gets to decide how to run their pod/team. It gets real toxic when unqualified individuals get promoted.
Provide company standards or trainings, especially in the leadership (leads/managers) section.
The interview itself is smooth and concise, tackling my experience and gauging how effective you are in using the tools you disclosed in your resume. I had two interviews with them: one from recruiting and the other from the hiring manager.
The interview process was well-organized, with five rounds of interviews. It started with HR, moving into technical interviews. Communications were clear and followed properly. Once confirmed, the offer letter took time to be received.
It was done on a college campus. They asked questions related to your resume, mostly project-related and basic HR questions. In my opinion, it was good. There are two rounds: one aptitude and one interview/group discussion.
The interview itself is smooth and concise, tackling my experience and gauging how effective you are in using the tools you disclosed in your resume. I had two interviews with them: one from recruiting and the other from the hiring manager.
The interview process was well-organized, with five rounds of interviews. It started with HR, moving into technical interviews. Communications were clear and followed properly. Once confirmed, the offer letter took time to be received.
It was done on a college campus. They asked questions related to your resume, mostly project-related and basic HR questions. In my opinion, it was good. There are two rounds: one aptitude and one interview/group discussion.