Great scheduling freedom and ability to move throughout the company.
Low pay, confusing pay and position structure that can keep you at the bottom for an unlimited amount of time. I have had the position title of "New Associate" for 3 years and have not managed to get more than a 3% raise per year, even after having been moved from a regular position into a more technical role of QA analyst, then learning and auditing cases, reporting, and conducting team lead meetings for one team originally, to a range of teams.
Layout pathways to increased levels and higher pay more readily.
Being a level 13 for 3 years and watching everyone else move up can cause a person to lose hope and not try as hard as they can.
It was a walk-in interview. There were two rounds: written, and then technical and HR. So, just concentrate on aptitude and small code snippets for cracking the interview process, and you'll be good to go.
They send first an invite from Job Hunter for the initial interview process via email and schedule via phone call, then another interview is scheduled with the team lead. That's what I only remember.
They have a standard process set to take the employee assessment, which involves one detailed technical round, one managerial round, followed by HR negotiation discussion based on salary and location, etc. What I understood is they have salary brack
It was a walk-in interview. There were two rounds: written, and then technical and HR. So, just concentrate on aptitude and small code snippets for cracking the interview process, and you'll be good to go.
They send first an invite from Job Hunter for the initial interview process via email and schedule via phone call, then another interview is scheduled with the team lead. That's what I only remember.
They have a standard process set to take the employee assessment, which involves one detailed technical round, one managerial round, followed by HR negotiation discussion based on salary and location, etc. What I understood is they have salary brack