Depends on the client and the team. For me, it was the best team I worked in.
It's a huge organization; it takes time for any requests to be processed.
ATCI is a well-oiled machine; it doesn't need many tweaks.
I had applied for a Python developer profile. The first round was an MCQ round with 30 questions in 40 minutes. The questions were mainly on NumPy, PySpark, and Pandas libraries, with a few questions on OOPS concepts. After this, I was selected for
The process was smooth. You can reach out to the concerned person if you are having any difficulty. First, I had an MCQ test having 10 questions. Then, an interview was scheduled. And next was the HR round. I got the offer letter by evening.
Pathetic. I got selected in Round 1, but was rejected even without attending the second round. My profile in their job portal changed to "no longer under consideration for this role." HR never picked up my calls. I called them to know why this happen
I had applied for a Python developer profile. The first round was an MCQ round with 30 questions in 40 minutes. The questions were mainly on NumPy, PySpark, and Pandas libraries, with a few questions on OOPS concepts. After this, I was selected for
The process was smooth. You can reach out to the concerned person if you are having any difficulty. First, I had an MCQ test having 10 questions. Then, an interview was scheduled. And next was the HR round. I got the offer letter by evening.
Pathetic. I got selected in Round 1, but was rejected even without attending the second round. My profile in their job portal changed to "no longer under consideration for this role." HR never picked up my calls. I called them to know why this happen