The environment and culture are great here. The workload is not that much either. If you are not liking a project, you can change it, and even domain switching is allowed. So, you can decide which domain you best fit in and get transferred to that domain.
First of all, the compensation offered is not good compared to other companies.
Also, the appraisal process is not that good or transparent. Appraisals should be given based on performance, not simply on maintaining a relationship with your manager.
That's all I can think of as of now. I hope it helps. Thanks.
There needs to be more transparency.
Worst interview process. I had to wait for 6-7 hours for the interview, and for the next round, I had to wait for another 1 hour. Then I saw "rejected" written on the paper, but I still don't understand why I was selected for the next round.
It was quick and clear. The decisions were made quickly. The HR was kind. The project was assigned quickly. There were a total of 3 rounds: initially with the manager, then with the Technical Team, and finally with HR.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. Interview went well. Most of the questions were on core Java and microservices. A few questions included: * HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap * How HashMap works internally * Explain Auto-configurat
Worst interview process. I had to wait for 6-7 hours for the interview, and for the next round, I had to wait for another 1 hour. Then I saw "rejected" written on the paper, but I still don't understand why I was selected for the next round.
It was quick and clear. The decisions were made quickly. The HR was kind. The project was assigned quickly. There were a total of 3 rounds: initially with the manager, then with the Technical Team, and finally with HR.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. Interview went well. Most of the questions were on core Java and microservices. A few questions included: * HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap * How HashMap works internally * Explain Auto-configurat